Indian boy scores higher IQ than Einstein | Fusion - WeRIndia

The Mensa IQ test is one of the most difficult tests in the world, known for its mentally-challenging questions and its elite nature.

A person must take the Mensa IQ test in order to get into Mensa, which is both the largest and the oldest IQ society in the entire world.

Only 1% of the global population are able to become a part of Mensa, making the Mensa IQ test one of the most elite and sought-after examinations worldwide.

Now, 10-year-old Mehul Garg has scored high enough on the Mensa IQ test to be able to get into Mensa. He currently lives in the United Kingdom, but he is originally from India.

Mehul decided to take the Mensa IQ test when his older brother, Dhruv Garg, scored a 162 on the test last year.

He wanted to show that he is just as intelligent as his brother, and so he decided to take the test this year.

The test was intense, putting Mehul under a time crunch, but it was worth the effort and determination when he finished it.

Not only did he get into Mensa, but he also managed to get a higher score on the test than both Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking.

Since those men are considered to be two of the smartest people who have ever lived, this young Indian boy has just accomplished an incredible achievement by beating their scores.

However, Mehul and Dhruv are not solely focused on academic competition.

They want to make a difference in the world around them, and they are currently creating an app that can help reduce social isolation.

The app will connect neighbors to one another, encouraging people to interact with others in real life.

Although they may be intelligent young men, for them, making a difference in the world is more important than getting a number on an exam.

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