Krish Arora, a 10-year-old boy from Hounslow, West London, has made headlines by achieving an IQ score of 162, surpassing iconic figures like Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking. His remarkable intelligence has earned him a spot in Mensa, the world’s most exclusive society for individuals with high IQs. Krish is also set to attend Queen Elizabeth's School, one of the top grammar schools in the UK.

In addition to his academic brilliance, Krish excels in music, holding a grade 7 piano certification and being recognized in the "Hall of Fame" by Trinity College of Music. He has won several musical competitions, often outshining contestants older than him. His exceptional memory allows him to recall complex musical pieces without sheet music. Krish is also a master of chess, having defeated seasoned players after just a few months of practice.

From a young age, Krish demonstrated extraordinary abilities. At four, he was already reading fluently and completing complex math problems. His parents, both engineers, noticed his exceptional talents early on and supported his intellectual and extracurricular pursuits. His achievements and dedication to learning continue to inspire those around him.