A 10-year-old prodigy girl has a higher IQ than Einstein

An English girl passed a smart test with a score of 162, two points higher than genius physicist Albert Einstein.

The Manchester Evening News reported yesterday that Nishi Uggalle is the youngest girl in the UK with a score of 162, the highest IQ (human IQ) that humans can achieve. Nishi's IQ is assessed through a supervised test of Mensa, the organization for high IQ.

Nishi holds Mensa organization member certificate.(Photo: Manchester Evening Post).

The test, called the Mensa Supervised IQ Test, is only for children aged 10 and over and includes two separate 2.5-hour reviews. A major assessment of verbal reasoning and the rest includes many graphs and images to test geometric and spatial thinking.

Nishi comes from the town of Audenshaw at Tameside, peaking at 162 in the first evaluation of Cattell III B and 142 in the second review, Culture Fare Scale , making her the top 1% of people The highest IQ score in the UK.

Nishi's IQ is two points higher than the famous physicist Albert Einstein. She is attending the Withington Girls' School and will attend Altrincham magnet school for girls in September this year.

Nishi's parents are very proud of their daughter.(Photo: Manchester Evening Post).

Nishi is living with her parents Neelanga and Shiromi. Their family moved from Sri Lanka to Manchester in 2001.

"We have known for a long time that she is very talented. She starts reading very early and is good at math. We give our children things that are both interesting and challenging. As parents, we don't want to be talented. The power of girls is wasted, but there is a need to be in balance with childhood.It is just a normal 10-year-old child, she likes to read, ride a bike, walk and we are very proud of our children. , Neelanga, Nishi's father, shared.

Nishi said she took the test last month."The test is not easy, but it is not too difficult. In the first part, I had enough time to check again. I could not finish 1-2 questions at the second test. I told you. Mensa classmates and friends are very proud, afterwards, I want to become a scientist, " said Nishi.