IQ

“We conducted a bit of research to narrow in on the hospital that had the most needy people. And once we found it, we started going there regularly.”

He added how it was satisfying to see his name top the list but he believes that thousands of people have higher IQs. But are yet to be measured.

A contestant on a British reality competition series, the boy has stunned the audience with his performance on the show.

The incredible young girl, who lives in Britain, wants to pursue a career in medicine and save lives in the future.

Saanya Verma, an 11-year-old British-Indian girl, took the Mensa IQ test and bagged the maximum possible score of 162, which is two points more than Albert Einstein's score of 160. Saanya, a student of Class 7, was born in Bengaluru and her parents shifted to London about 10 years ago.

Mensa India organized an IQ test for 4,000 underprivileged kids in Delhi. Many of these children of labourers, rickshaw pullers, street vendors, etc., turned out to be gifted geniuses.