Meet Akrit Pran Jaswal, world's youngest surgeon, later IIT researcher
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Early Signs of Genius
Akrit Pran Jaswal's remarkable journey started with extraordinary signs of intelligence at just 10 months, mastering skills like walking, talking, reading, and writing.
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Remarkable Achievement
At 7, Akrit Pran Jaswal became the world's youngest surgeon, operating on an 8-year-old. By 12, he enrolled as India's youngest university student.
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Academic Pursuits
Despite his youth, Akrit pursued remarkable academic paths, studying bioengineering at IIT Kanpur, and then science at Chandigarh University.
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Focus on Medical Research
Akrit's early passion for medical research led him to focus on cancer studies at IIT Kanpur, showcasing his dedication to making impactful contributions to medicine.
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Recognition and Fame
Akrit's global recognition, including appearances on shows like Oprah Winfrey's, showcased his exceptional talent and determination, highlighting his journey from a small town.
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Continued Success and Future Prospects
Despite early success, Akrit's journey persisted. His commitment to academic excellence and innovative research inspired others, promising a bright future in medicine and science.