2 14-year-old prodigies have higher IQs

Two 14-year-old male students in the same class at a high school in England, recently surprised when they reached IQ 162, higher than "physical prince" Hawking.

Two 14-year-old boys, Liam Gormley and Michael Gowie, are attending St Bede's Catholic College, Bristol, England, each with a score of 162 on the recent Mensa test.

Michael Gowie and Liam Gormley were in the same class and achieved IQ of 162.

As a result, Liam and Michael have a higher IQ than 'Physical King' Stephen Hawking.

Liam, the dream of working in the game development industry, shared: 'I was very surprised with this result. I found it wonderful but I didn't think too much about it, then I forgot it. '

Michael wants to become a computer engineer in the future. The 14-year-old prodigy felt quite surprised: 'I don't think I have such a high IQ. When I get the results, I feel happy and no longer stressed or worried. '

At school Liam and Michael are studying, these two prodigies are not the only elite students.

2 classmates Joseph Sharman (15 years) and Hal Hewlett (14 years) had IQs of 158 and 156 respectively. All 4 joined the Mensa Foundation after reaching the top 2 IQ test results. % of the smartest people in the world.

4 new members join Mensa - Organization of the world's smartest people.

Besides, 2 children Oliwia Makulec and Ethan Woolley with 152 and 148 IQ respectively also became the most outstanding intellectuals in the UK. According to scientists, the average human IQ is 100.

Catherine Hughes - Principal of St Bede's Catholic College is very proud of the achievements of our outstanding students: 'They have achieved extraordinary achievements that make us and the school feel very proud. Not only are they smart, they also have good personality and comprehensive development. I hope that you will succeed in learning and life '.