A ten-year-old girl from Birmingham, England, West Midlands, scored the highest IQ score and was ahead of the great scientists. This is reported by The Sun. 10-year-old Freya Mangotra took an IQ test for minors in October from the world famous organization for people with high IQ Mensa and received 162 points. The test tested her verbal reasoning and critical thinking skills. The girl's result was two points higher than those of Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking. It is believed that both scientists had an IQ of 160.
Thus, the girl is officially recognized as a genius. Mangotra's father, psychiatrist Kuldeep Kumar, is proud of his daughter. He said that from early childhood the girl knew that she was gifted. According to him, the child quickly grasps information, she only needs to read or do something once to remember it. Mangotra has a black belt in taekwondo, she loves stories, theater and chess. The girl enjoys swimming and dancing in the style of Bollywood films. She has not yet decided who she wants to become when she grows up.
According to her father, the girl wanted to become a doctor, but changed her mind. Freya is now attending school in the Birmingham suburb of Edgbaston. She was offered a scholarship to the King Edward VI Girls' School and had already passed the entrance exam. Earlier it was reported that the four-year-old girl was recognized as one of the youngest geniuses in the UK with an IQ of 140 points. According to the stories of her parents, the girl from an early age showed interest in letters and numbers and learned to read without assistance.