London, Thanasis Gavos

A student 12 years old from Exeter in south-west England reportedly scored a maximum possible score of 162 points in an intelligence test with which the organism Mensa measure it IQ.

According to the local newspaper North Devon Gazette, the Primary School student Rory Bidwell he had the perfect performance in the Cattell III-B testwhile not knowing it was a Mensa IQ test.

It is the largest and oldest non-profit association for people with an IQ so high that it ranks them in the top 2% of the smartest people in the world.

With a score of 162, young Rory is said to have surpassed Albert Einstein and the Stephen Hawking which they are believed to have had IQ 160.

Rory’s mother, Ally Bidwell, told the newspaper that her son was so quiescent during the two-hour test he also went to the toilet at one point.

Add how it is “blessed with an incredible brain” which allows him to find solutions and memorize information.

The first signs of intelligence from 2 years

At the age of two years old Rory was finishing hundred piece puzzle without help, while in Monday Elementary he was solving Algebra problems of First High School correctly.

Also read the seven Harry Potter books in eight weeksat the beginning of the lockdown due to a pandemic.

At the same time, he is a member of the school football, rugby and cross-country team.

Rory took the test two weeks after his 12th birthday and is now reported to has received an invitation to join the Mensa club.

Still, his mother noted that he is an otherwise typical 12-year-old who needs the occasional reminder to do his homework.