Girls have a genius mind, IQ surpasses Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking

Recently, an 11-year-old girl from Iran made the world tumble with an IQ of 162 after taking IQ tests at Mensa International, higher than Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking.

The IQ of the Albert Einstein genius is 160 points, the extremely famous physicist Stephen Hawking has the same IQ. But recently, an 11-year-old girl from Iran made the whole world flutter with IQ 162 after taking an IQ test at Mensa International.

According to the information posted, the girl with superior IQ Tara Sharifi , 11, is currently studying at the Aylesbury High School in the UK, recently conducted the Mensa International international intelligence test and excelled. 162 points.

Tara's intelligence is 162, higher than Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking.

Compared to two genius scholars, Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking, Tara is two points taller, stunned by everyone.

According to research, Mensa International is the world's largest and oldest IQ test organization.

When performing the Mensa test, the testers must not only complete the answers within the prescribed time, but also the candidates must be able to understand the vocabulary very difficult. This also surprised many people with the intelligence of the little girl Tara.

Currently, Tara Sharifi is honored to be among the world's highest IQ, recognized as one of the world's elite.

Little girl Tara Sharifi said: "I was surprised to know the result, I didn't expect that I would get that high score."

She also added that taking the IQ test is the decision of both her father and mother. This is a good opportunity for her to communicate with people with high IQ.

Tara Sharifi shared that, as she grew up, she wanted to pursue a career in mathematics. Her father, Hossein, felt extremely proud of his daughter, but he was also surprised at his daughter's IQ and outstanding performance. Hopefully in the future, Tara Sharifi will become one of the world famous scientists.

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