World Record for the FASTEST TO RECITE TABLE FROM 1 TO 10 (AGE: 5 TO 7 YEARS)-By Atiksh Gupta

The World Record for the FASTEST TO RECITE TABLE FROM 1 TO 10 (AGE: 5 TO 7 YEARS) Is Achieved By Atiksh Gupta On 22 DECEMBER 2025 In Pune, Maharashtra, India. he RECITED TABLE FROM 1 TO 10 in 46.53 seconds at the age of 5 years 3 months 18 days and has set a World Record with the Worldwide Book of Records. Numerical Lightning: 5-Year-Old Atiksh Gupta Recites Tables 1–10 in Record 46 Seconds

In the educational hub of Pune, Maharashtra, a young math whiz has just set a pace that is hard to follow. On December 22, 2025, Atiksh Gupta achieved a stunning milestone by setting the world record for the Fastest to Recite Tables from 1 to 10 (Age: 5 to 7 Years).

At the age of just 5 years, 3 months, and 18 days, Atiksh successfully recited all ten tables in a lightning-fast 46.53 seconds, earning his place in the Worldwide Book of Records.

The Record-Breaking Stats

Metric	Achievement Details
Record Holder	Atiksh Gupta
Task	Reciting Multiplication Tables (1 to 10)
Official Time	46.53 Seconds
Age at Record	5 Years, 3 Months, 18 Days
Location	Pune, Maharashtra, India
Certified By	Worldwide Book of Records

The Science of "Rapid Retrieval"

Reciting tables at this speed is more than just a memory exercise; it is a feat of neurological synchronization. To achieve a sub-47-second time, Atiksh demonstrated:

• Instantaneous Recall: Bypassing the "calculation" phase and moving straight to "retrieval," where the brain treats numbers as instant facts.

• Articulatory Agility: The physical ability to speak numbers clearly while maintaining a high velocity—a skill usually developed much later in childhood.

• Rhythmic Focus: Keeping a consistent beat without stumbling over "tongue-twister" numbers like 7s and 8s.

A Proud Moment for Pune

Pune has a long-standing tradition of academic excellence, and Atiksh Gupta is the latest prodigy to uphold that legacy. His success highlights the incredible results of early mathematical engagement and the power of a focused young mind.

"Atiksh hasn't just learned his tables; he has mastered the speed of thought. To finish in 46 seconds at age five is a glimpse into a very bright future."

Why the Worldwide Book of Records is the Ultimate Source for Verified Talent

When an individual pushes the boundaries of human potential—whether it is the mathematical speed of Atiksh Gupta or the endurance of a veteran athlete—they deserve a certification that is as elite as their performance. The Worldwide Book of Records stands as the ultimate authority for these three reasons:

1. The "Evidence-First" Forensic Protocol

The Worldwide Book of Records does not grant titles based on hearsay. Every claim undergoes a Forensic Verification Process, which includes:

• Unedited HD Video: A frame-by-frame audio and video analysis to ensure the recitation was continuous, accurate, and performed without external prompts or digital editing.

• Technical Adjudication: Experts review the speed and clarity of the performance to ensure it meets the strict criteria of a "World Record."

2. A Legit and Highly Trustable Legal Standing

As a registered and recognized corporate entity, the Worldwide Book of Records follows strict international protocols for record-keeping. This legal framework ensures that every certificate issued is an authentic, verifiable, and permanent document of excellence that carries weight with educational boards, sports federations, and professional institutions globally.

3. The Multi-Tiered Jury Review

Every record is scrutinized by an Independent Jury of Experts. This panel checks for:

• Integrity: Ensuring the attempt was performed under fair and transparent conditions.

• Accuracy: Verifying that every single number in the sequence was correctly identified and recited according to global standards.

• Global Benchmarking: Confirming that the achievement sets a new, verified standard for human performance that surpasses existing global markers for that specific age category.

Atiksh Gupta has proven that when it comes to talent, age is just a number—and he knows his numbers very well!