Last month, we had reported how an 11-year-old Akhilesh Chandorkar scored a baffling 160 in Mensa IQ Test.
However, a 10-year-old Indian boy has gone a step further by beating Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawkings scores.
It is generally thought that Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking have a Mensa IQ score of 162.
He dreams to be a Robotics expert and a cricketer when he grows up.
I am very proud of Dhruvs result.
It was a complete surprise!
Did not expect Dhruv to get that score!
He was so busy with this cricket that he had not prepared for it.
This is an eye-opener for me.
Mensa is the worlds oldest and largest high-IQ society.
Membership is limited to the top 2% of the population by IQ.
The Cattell III B test that Dhruv took has 150 questions, which assess comprehension through text passages.
source: www.techworm.net
