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World's Youngest Chess Grandmaster, New Jersey 12-Year-Old
“I certainly believe that if not for the pandemic, Abhi would have definitely overtaken this record much earlier,” said his coach of six years, Grandmaster Arun Prasad Subramanian. He explained that becoming a grandmaster is one of the highest titles one can achieve in chess. There are no other official titles except World Champion, which Abhimanyu is currently working towards.
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– Arunprasad Subramanian
2004
Asian Sub junior Champion
Won Asian Sub-junior Champion Tehran,Iran April 2004
2004
Asian Junior Champion
Asian Junior Champion in Bikaner December 2004(Got IM title and 1st GM Norm)
2006
Joint winner
Joint winner of ONGC Cup International Open Hyderabad 2006.
2008
Grandmaster
Became Grandmaster in Philadelphia, USA June 2008
2009
Uxbridge Closed GM Tournament
Winner of Uxbridge Closed GM Tournament in London, England 2009
2009
Scottish Open Chess Championship
Winner of Scottish Open Chess Championship in Edinburgh, Scotland 2009 (Only Indian player to win this prestigious tournament)
2010
World Team Chess Championship
World Team Chess Championship, Member of Bronze medal winning team, Bursa, Turkey 2010
2010
World Team Chess Championship
World Team Chess Championship Bronze medal for individual performance, Bursa, Turkey 2010
2011
Paris International Open Chess Tournament
Winner of Paris International Open Chess Tournament in Paris, France 2011
2017
North American Open Chess Tournament
Joint Winner of North American Open Chess Tournament, Las Vegas, USA 2017