Albert Einstein’s matriculation certificate from when he was 17. He received the highest possible grade, 6, in algebra, geometry, descriptive geometry, physics, and history. His mathematics grades were excellent.
The claim that Einstein was a poor mathematics student is misleading. When he was 12, he taught himself algebra and Euclidean geometry. He also independently found his own proof of the Pythagorean theorem and began studying calculus.
The available evidence shows that Einstein was a very strong mathematics student from a young age.
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