A 10-Year-Old Dubai Student Breaks a World Record
- Publish date: Thursday، 06 January 2022
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Sara Chhipa, a talented student from Dubai broke a world record in a virtual event. The 10-year-old successfully named all officially recognised 196 countries in virtual event hosted by Brian Rhyme, Singapore yesterday live on Facebook and Youtube.
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The previous record included only naming the countries and their capitals but Sara took it a step further and named their currencies
Representatives from OMG Book of World Records were there to present Sara with a certificate.
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Sara, 6th grade student at the Gems Modern Academy, has been training on memorising the names through cognitive mindset, association systems, creative tools and techniques.
The young girl was under a mentorship of Sushsant Mysorkar, the founder of Brain Rhyme Cognitive Solutions in Mumbai.
Sara put more than 1,500 hours of work to memorise all those names.
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