London:
After cleaning a hard set of challenges to score a pair of British Indian twin twins in the top percentage, the children’s aristocrat with high intelligence quotient (IQ) has been admitted to the aristocratic membership club.
11 -year -old Krrish was accepted after scoring 162 – the highest score in a Mensa monitored the IQ Test session, putting it in the top 0.26 percent of the top 0.26 percent of the children.
Her sister Keira recently chased her with a score of 152 on the Catell III B scale, kept her in the top 2 percent.
“They are very competitive, and Keira was motivated to give Mensa tests due to Krish,” Delhi -born senior IT manager Maa Molly Arora said, who studied computer engineering in Pune.
“Our parenting style is very hands and we are actively involved with them on day-to-day basis. Krishna takes a private piano lesson and also learns robotics on weekends. Keira writes poetry and loves creative writing,” she said.
Non-e-human twins, who “fight a lot” like any other siblings, share a strong bond and often share a gang against their parents if they try to interfere with their quarrels.
Father Niscal, an electronics engineer from Mumbai, moved to the UK with his family about 25 years ago and twins enrolled in a local public school in Hounslo in West London.
“Krish is very analytical and very strong in mathematics. While he will start the year 7 (class 7) in September, he has already completed the year 9 maths on a platform called Matthelics. Kira, meanwhile, is very creative. She writes beautiful poem, and her creative writing touches the heart wire,” said Molly said.
Proud Mam said that it was notable for her and her husband that both her children were admitted to Braniaq of the world’s most exclusive club.
They encourage Keira to participate in workshops to improve their creative talent. She is also the main singer in her school rock band and will soon start a private vocal lesson in her school from September.
Meanwhile, Krish is a talented grade 8 pianoist who attends music festivals and has won several awards in various categories in the last two years. He is also being made aware of the basic economics, given his future career plans.
“While Krishna wants to go to Cambridge to study maths and eventually be an actus, Keira would like to become a lawyer, especially the commercial law,” Molly said.
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