Archive · 29 Nov 2025
12-Year-Old Sreevidya Vemu Recites Periodic Table for Guinness Record
A 12-year-old girl named Sreevidya Vemu tried to set a Guinness World Record by reciting the entire Periodic Table really fast.
She did it in just 0.35.96 seconds!
Sreevidya loves Chemistry and got interested in the Periodic Table after finding a book about it at a school book fair.
Teachers and her school principal were there to watch and support her.
They were very proud of her hard work and dedication.
Her parents and grandparents were also present to cheer her on.
It was a big moment for everyone!
12-year-old Sreevidya Vemu recited the entire Periodic Table in 0.35.96 seconds for a Guinness World Record attempt.
The event was organized by the Directorate of Admissions under SRM-AP in Amaravati.
Judges included Prof CV Tomy, Dean-SEAS, and Prof CP Rao, Senior Professor, Department of Chemistry.
Sreevidya's interest in Chemistry began when she discovered a book on the Periodic Table at a school book fair.
Her school principal and family were present to support her during the record attempt.
- Who
- Sreevidya Vemu, a 12-year-old student from Next Gen International School, Guntur
- What
- Recited the entire Periodic Table in 0.35.96 seconds for a Guinness World Record attempt
- When
- The event was hosted by the Directorate of Admissions under SRM-AP
- Where
- Amaravati
- Why
- To set a Guinness World Record and showcase her fascination with Chemistry
- Name
- Sreevidya Vemu
- Age
- 12 years
- School
- Next Gen International School, Guntur
- Record Attempt
- Reciting the entire Periodic Table
- Time Taken
- 0.35.96 seconds
- Judges
- Prof CV Tomy, Dean-SEAS and Prof CP Rao, Senior Professor, Department of Chemistry
- Event Organizer
- Directorate of Admissions under SRM-AP
- Inspiration
- Discovered a book on the periodic table at a school book fair