The girl who beat Einstein in intelligence

Have you ever thought that an 11-year-old girl would beat Einstein, the great scientist of the century, and Stephen Hawking, the discoverer of the secrets of the world and the Big Bang, in the IQ test? The Iranian girl Tara Sharifi achieved such success in the Mensa test that surprised the Oxford experts.

It is said that intelligence does not inherit from anyone. Education plays the most important role in the flourishing and development of a society. In order to promote education and make a name for themselves in the world, it is important to instill in your children the spirit to move forward and remove the obstacles that stand in their way and the most important thing for this is trust in their children. Full confidence in the abilities of girls in particular. Such parental trust has taken a girl from nowhere.

A student at Tara Sharifi Isles High School, England, often gave the correct answer before the contestants, watching quizzes and mental test programs on TV at home. That's what impressed his parents. His parents decided that he should take part in the Mensa Test in Oxford in May.

This test is actually a method based on mathematics exams and questions which is used to check the IQ level of the students. This is a non-verbal test in which students have to answer a few questions within a certain time. The whole process involved in this test is logical reasoning. This is a test consisting of five to six rounds. And each round has more than one answer to each question that you have to click on during a particular period. Mensa is actually considered to be the oldest IQ level society in the world. The condition for joining Mensa is that your IQ should be above 98% in general.

Tara says she was shocked to hear her result. Her parents were also shocked to learn that their daughter had surpassed the world's greatest genius and world-renowned scientist and intellectual with a score of 162, as Einstein's highest score ever. Was 140. Very little has been written about Tara and very few people know that she has done this deed. Her parents say they want Tara to focus on her studies.

You might as well defeat Einstein and Stephen Hawking like Tara, but wait you need not only intelligence but also parents and a society that trusts you and where you are a girl. There are opportunities to go ahead and take part in every exam.