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Anwita Patil was 11 when she took the test with Mensa, the largest and oldest high-IQ society in the world - she received a score of 162 while Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking were believed to have IQs of 160

Anwita's mathematician mum decided there was something unusual happening when her little girl started beating her to the answers to complex maths problems

This Morning descended into chaos today as Dermot O'Leary was headbutted and climbed on by four-year-old Teddy, who has become one of the youngest people ever to become a member of MENSA

Teddy Hobbs, four, from Somerset, is UK’s youngest member of high-IQ-score club

Theodore ‘Teddy’ Hobbs taught himself to read aged two years and four months

At the age of three years and eight months, Teddy has the letter and word recognition of a child of eight years and 10 months old, according to his assessment from MENSA

Ariana Dambarawa Hewage smashed an IQ test

An 11-year-old boy has been invited to join Mensa–the world’s oldest and largest high-IQ society–after getting the maximum score on an IQ test, which is higher than Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking.

‘She has always had an affinity for the alphabet,’ says the toddler’s mother

Fern Britton says she secretly took part in a Mensa test and passed - causing a rift with ex-husband Clive Jones

Further evidence that libel lawsuits, though not easy to win, can indeed sometimes yield substantial recovery; for the details on the deal, which I assume is being paid for by Mensa's liability insurance company, see here. Here's a summary of the undisputed facts, to give a sense of the underlying…