Priyanshi Somani is a mental calculator. She was the youngest
participant of the Mental Calculation World Cup 2010 and won the overall title. She is the only participant who has done 100% accuracy in Addition, Multiplication and Square Root till date in all four Mental Calculation World Cups. Somani is the winner of "Pogo Amazing Kids Awards 2010" in genius category. Her name is also
added in the Limca Book of World Records.
Priyanshi Somani was born on 16th november in 1998 in india. She is a daughter of businessman Satyen Somani and Anju Somani. She started learning Mental Maths at the age of 6.
She was the youngest participant of the Mental Calculation World Cup
2010 and won the overall combination title in Germany. Somani claimed
the title among 37 competitors from 16 countries, after standing 1st
in extracting square roots from 6 digit numbers up to 8 significant
digits in 6 minutes. She also has a World Cup Record in calculating
square roots.
She was also the Guest Of Honor in the 16th Mental Arithmetic
International Competition on 28 November 2010.
On 3 January 2012 Priyanshi Somani is the new "World Record Holder " in "Mental Square Root". She finished 10 tasks
of 6 digit numbers in 2 minutes. All tasks were calculated correctly
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