THIS 10-YR-OLD BRITISH-INDIAN BOY HAS BEATEN EINSTEIN AND HAWKING’S IQ SCORES
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Legends like Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawing are to intelligence what Rakhi Sawant and KRK are to the world of cringe-worthy embarrassment – pioneers. Now would you believe me if I instructed you that a boy of 10 has scored higher on an IQ test than any of these world renowned geniuses? ‘Cause it is true.
The 10-year-old Dhruv Talati, a British-Indian boy from Barkingside in Ilford, London recently secured 162 on an IQ test – which now not only beats Einstein and Hawking’s already-astronomical scores of 160 but can also be the highest score one could get on an intelligence evaluation.
This whizz-child goes to Fullwood primary school in London and his parents, a teacher and an investment banking consultant respectively, both hail from India.
“The test was once not that complex, however, the time made it a challenge,” Dhruv instructed after the test.
Dhruv’s parents are, needless to say, vastly proud of him and in awe of how despite distinctive family challenges and having to juggle the 2 sports that he plays (cricket and tennis), he managed this incredible feat.
“He was so busy with this cricket that he had not prepared for it. This is an eye-opener for me. I will make every effort to encourage his talent.”
– Dhruv’s father
With this phenomenal performance on the test, Talati has now involved the very exclusive list of people who score this high – only about 1 percent of those who take the test. Mensa, the world’s largest, and oldest high IQ society which most effective grants membership to those in the 98th percentile or higher in an intelligence test, now beckons.
We’re all so proud of you, Dhruv. If you beat some of the finest minds of our time at 10, we cannot wait to see what all you’ll be able to do as you grow up.
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