Meet the world's new prodigy with IQ higher than Stephen Hawking

Sharvin can talk when he was 9 months old and at the age of 14, the boy is becoming a phenomenon in Australia with IQ higher than Stephen Hawking.

The Mensa list - the world's highest IQs have just "admitted" a high school student from Australia.

The test showed that Sharvin had an IQ score of 8 points higher than Stephen Hawking's science genius. With an IQ of 168, Sharvin Jeyendran, a 9th-grader from Scred Heart, Perth was recognized as Australia's smartest boy. Not only that, Sharvin is also a talented pianist with a natural talent. The family has never put pressure on her studies.

He always tries and learns without the urge from the family.

Sharvin's parents are both lawyers. They said that they soon discovered their son's abilities right from the time Sharvin was young when he started walking and could talk when he was 9 months old.

"He started talking like a normal child - in the way that a 2-3 year old child talks with proper and grammatically correct sentences," said Deva, her mother.

This Malaysian-born boy is expected by many people with a bright future when he wishes to contribute his talents to useful work.

Not only a prodigy, Sharvin is also a skilled pianist.

"When I grow up, I want to be a scientist in biology. I want to find ways to treat cancer," Sharvin said.
"I also want to become an ocean eco-house to explore the sea and set up a charity fund for the world's poor".

Although considered a prodigy, Sharvin is like many other high school students. I also like sports like basketball and football.

The boy is expected to bring many good things to the world.

Thanks to IQ of 168, Sharvin was considered the smartest boy in Australia.

I can solve difficult exercises quickly.