YOUNGEST GRADUATE

   Naina Jaiswal the multi talented who did graduation at very young age


Continued from yesterday

Agastya Jaiswal, a 14 years old boy from Hyderabad has completed his BA Mass Communication and Journalism degree from Osmania University recently. He was the first boy in Telangana to pass class 10 at the age of 9 years. Agastya is also a national level table tennis player. He can type A to Z alphabet in just 1.72 seconds. He can tell multiplication tables up to 100. He can also write with both hands. He is an international motivational speaker too.

Naina Jaiswal, born in March 2000, in Hyderabad completed her intermediate at the age of 10. She completed her graduate degree at the age of 13 from St Mary's College, Hyderabad. At the age of 17 she began Ph.D. She has won multiple titles in both national and international table tennis championships.

Tulsi was born in Patna, Bihar in September 1987. Tulsi was one of the youngest to complete his high school, graduation, masters and Ph.D in India. At the age of 9 he completed his high school. In just an year Tulsi completed his B.Sc and M.Sc at the age of 12. In Tulsi's own words: "I believe I have a gift. When I was young and my friends were struggling to solve mathematical problems, I would solve those easily." In August 2009, he got his Ph.D from the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore at the age off 22. His Ph.D thesis was on "Generalizations of the Quantum Search Algorithm." The most surprising is that the research paper was just 35 pages long.

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