Can a 'not-so-bright' person do really well (by fluke)? Can a bright person do poorly?

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Anyone can fail the Problem Solving questions, it is just a matter of answering them wrong.

However, the odds of getting them all correct by accident is 1 in 244,140,625 million.  
Even getting 8 out of 12 correct are 1 in 390,625. 

If someone got a good problem solving score, the overwhelming odds are they got it by solving the questions, not because they guessed correctly over and over. 

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