Lydia Sebastian: The 12-year-old Indian origin girl who beat Einstein and Hawking's IQ

 Lydia Sebastian: The 12-year-old Indian origin girl who beat Einstein and Hawking's IQ

Lydia's rating of 162, is your maximum score anyone that someone may attain from the Cattrall III B evaluation The 12-year-old woman of Indian-origin, has only attained a higher IQ score compared to Albert Einstein and Professor Stephen Hawking.

Having a perfect rating of 162 (for people under 18), Lydia has conquered Einstein and Hawkings, the geniuses behind the general theory of relativity and Hawking radiation, that are anticipated to have IQs of 160. The highest adult score was 161.


Lydia, a pupil of this Colchester County High school in Essex resides with her parents in London and took the exam during her current vacations from school. Her parents were surprised, because it was Lydia who had been excited to take the test.


Lydia joins Nicole Barr out of Essex and Aahil Jouher, a 10-year-old boy from Blackburn who felt perfect this season reported The Guardian. A score over 140 is regarded as a genius and Lydia has combined the top 1 percent of the populace with this kind of high IQ.


. .She had an early interest in studying. When she had been a couple of years old she had been studying books which were for kids a few years older than her," her dad Arun told The Daily Mail.The report also adds that Lydia's favorite subjects include chemistry and physics and she expects to have a livelihood'associated with maths' when she's older.


Her dad is a radiologist in the Colchester General Hospital, along with her mum Erika Kottiath, is an associate manager at Barclays Bank. Both of these initially come from Kerala.

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