At just 13, Nandini Agrawal completed her 10th-grade board exams, and by 15, she had already passed her 12th-grade exams—an academic trajectory far ahead of her peers.
While many her age were focused on securing college admissions, Nandini, now 19, from Morena, Madhya Pradesh, achieved a historic feat by becoming the world’s youngest female Chartered Accountant, a title officially recognized by the Guinness World Records.
Nandini’s path to this achievement was driven by exceptional dedication. Her rapid progress in school, where she skipped two grades, set the stage for her remarkable journey. Inspired by a Guinness World Record holder who visited her school, Nandini was determined to carve out her own place in the record books, ultimately making history as the youngest CA.
Nandini Agrawal’s youth posed significant challenges, particularly when she sought an apprenticeship at just 16. Many firms hesitated to take her on due to her age, but her determination never wavered.
In 2021, at 19, Nandini’s persistence paid off spectacularly when she secured All India Rank 1 in the CA final exam, with an impressive score of 614 out of 800 (76.75%). At 19 years and 330 days old when her results were announced, she earned the distinction of being the world’s youngest female Chartered Accountant, a title recognized by Guinness World Records.
Her older brother played a crucial role in her success. Also preparing for the CA exams, he understood the obstacles she faced and provided invaluable support. While Nandini topped the merit list, her brother’s efforts were also commendable, as he secured the 18th position in the same exam.
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