Indian -Origin Boy in the UK Achieves Highest Score in Mensa IQ Test

An Indian Origin Boy who is just 10-year-old becomes the youngest candidate in a decade to smash the Mensa IQ Test. Mehul Garg popularly known as Mahi decided to follow the footsteps of his elder brother Dhruv Garg who also was the highest scorer last year (162).

According to the sources, his mother Divya Garg informed the authorities that Mahi is fiercely competitive and determined. Since the time his elder brother scored the highest score last year, he really wanted to prove us that he is no less intelligent and sharp like his elder brother. To smash the Mensa IQ Test he has been working very hard and has not left any stone unturned.

Also Read:Aravind Menon: CAT Topper Who does not Wish to Join an IIM

Both the boys are studying in Reading Boys Grammar School in Reading, Southern England and managed to score 162 to become a member of Mensa IQ Test. Not only has Mahi managed to be a member but his score is also two points higher than Hawkings and Einstein. This two-point high has placed him in the top 1% in the world who achieve this prestigious distinction.

The IQ Test challenged his language and proficiency skills, analogies, analytical skill and sense of logic as informed by his mother.

Also Read:NDA Topper Chooses to Serve Country Turns Down IIT Admission after Cracking JEE Advanced

Mehul has a deep-rooted passion for games like cricket and ice-skating. However, his favourite subject at school is mathematics and his aim in life is to head companies like Google. In his leisure time, he enjoys solving the Rubik’s cube within a time frame of 100 seconds and also enjoys playing the drums. Both the brothers are working towards raising funds to build an app to reduce social isolation among neighbours and help them connect with one another.