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Indian-Origin Boy Wins UK Show With IQ Higher Than Albert Einstein's
A 12-year-old of Indian-origin won the first round of the latest series of 'Child Genius', a show broadcast by Channel 4. Rahul, who has an IQ of 162, which is believed to be higher than the likes of Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking, got all 14 of his questions correct in the first round of the latest series of the show broadcast by Channel 4.
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10-Year-Old Indian-Origin Girl Named 'Child Genius 2016' In UK
A 10-year-old Indian-origin girl has been crowned as Britain's brightest child after she won a popular television quiz competition in the UK.
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Indian American Boy In Fray For $100,000 'Child Genius' Prize
An Indian American boy, with his terrific memory skills and mathematical abilities, is all set to lock horns with two other finalists in the second season of Lifetime Television's competition "Child Genius: Battle of the Brightest", a media report said.
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Uncertainty looms large over boy genius' future
The future of boy genius Rizwan Shaikh is in jeopardy after his education sponsor decided to pull the plug on his monetary aid. Blessed with an astounding intelligent quotient (IQ), 10-year-old Rizwan caught attention of top cops a few years ago by correctly answering questions that are generally asked during MPSC exam.
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Indian-Origin Boy Wins UK Show With IQ Higher Than Albert Einstein's
A 12-year-old of Indian-origin won the first round of the latest series of 'Child Genius', a show broadcast by Channel 4. Rahul, who has an IQ of 162, which is believed to be higher than the likes of Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking, got all 14 of his questions correct in the first round of the latest series of the show broadcast by Channel 4.
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10-Year-Old Indian-Origin Girl Named 'Child Genius 2016' In UK
A 10-year-old Indian-origin girl has been crowned as Britain's brightest child after she won a popular television quiz competition in the UK.
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Indian American Boy In Fray For $100,000 'Child Genius' Prize
An Indian American boy, with his terrific memory skills and mathematical abilities, is all set to lock horns with two other finalists in the second season of Lifetime Television's competition "Child Genius: Battle of the Brightest", a media report said.
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Uncertainty looms large over boy genius' future
The future of boy genius Rizwan Shaikh is in jeopardy after his education sponsor decided to pull the plug on his monetary aid. Blessed with an astounding intelligent quotient (IQ), 10-year-old Rizwan caught attention of top cops a few years ago by correctly answering questions that are generally asked during MPSC exam.
