World Record of scoring 100% marks in SAT & TOEFL has been achieved by Shreya Vardhan (15-years), from Delhi, India.
Shreya; a Class XII student of Delhi Public School, RK Puram, has scored full marks (2400) in SAT test, TOEFL test and Advanced Placement tests which give students an edge during college admissions and scholarship applications in various top universities.
The World Record of memorizing and recalling the square roots from 1 to 100 has been achieved by Mr. Himmat Bhardwaj from Gurgaon, Haryana, India.
Mr. Bhardwaj is able to recall the square roots of 1 to 100 up-to 10 decimal places. As on July 18, 2013 Mr. Bhardwaj demonstrated 10 recalling in a minute.
The World Record of becoming ‘youngest winner of a professional golf tournament’ has been achieved by Phachara Khongwatmai (14 years) from Thailand.
Mr. Khongwatmai triumphed in the Hua Hin Open on the South East Asia’s ASEAN PGA Tour on July 21, 2013.
The World Record of ‘Largest Collection of Pencil Sharpeners’ has been achieved by Arpit Shah (10 Years) from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
As on July 08, 2013; Arpit has collection of 300 (Three Hundred) functional Pencil Sharpeners of various types. He has been collecting the key Sharpeners since age of five.
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The World Record of ‘Largest Collection of Pencil Sharpeners’ has been achieved by Shimizu Hirakawa (15 Years) from Kyoto, Japan. Fukazawa had collection of 170 Pencil Sharpeners.
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The World Record of being ‘youngest professional video gamer’ has been achieved by Victor De Leon III from New York, United States of America (USA).
Lil Poison aka Victor De Leon III picked up a Dreamcast Controller at the age of two and entered his first competition ‘Halo tournament’ in New York, USA at the age of four. In 2005 (age seven years) he signed an exclusive deal with the organizers of Major League Gaming and became the youngest signed professional video gamer.
The World Record of “Oldest Competing Bodybuilder” has been set by Ray Moon (84 years) from Australia.
In May 2013 Mr. Moon flexed his muscles at World Fitness Federation International Championship at Melbourne, Australia and NABBA International Championships in Thornbury. Mr. Moon has won four Victorian and Australian bodybuilding competitions.
