Meet the genius little boy who secured highest marks in Mensa’s IO test
Dhruv Talati who is just 11 years old and who lives in London, with his parents and five years old sister, the little boy just scoured highest possible marks in IQ society’s Cattell B paper last month not only this he just beat the scores of very well known geniuses like Einstein and Cambridge –graduate Hawking who both got 160. The 11-year-old now joins the elite club of one per cent of people who didn’t only score the highest but were also named the most intelligent people in the world.
On the mark of the examination he said that “The test was not that difficult, but the time made it a challenge.”
The test the primary school pupil took has 150 questions which assess how smart you are through passages of text. The highest score an adult can get is 161, while for kids it is 162. According to his dad Devang, sports-mad Dhruv’s high score came as a “complete surprise” as his focus so far has been on playing cricket and tennis.
Dhruv out-performed British scientist and theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking on the test.
He also beat German-Swiss-American mathematician and physicist Albert Einstein who scored 160.