Meet the Youngest Female CA in the World Who Passed the CA Finals at the Age of….. Acquiring Guinness World Records
From Small-Town Girl to Global Icon: How Nandini Made CA History
Nandini Agrawal: The Record-Breaking Teen Who Conquered CA at 19
Every year, competitive exams like JEE, NEET, UPSC, SSC, and the CA examinations test the mettle of thousands across the country. While some candidates manage to clear them on their first attempt, a rare few not only succeed but go on to achieve global recognition. One such extraordinary story is that of Nandini Agrawal, an Indian woman who holds the Guinness World Record for being the world’s youngest Chartered Accountant.
“Success is built on the foundation of small, consistent efforts made each day.” This timeless truth often finds its strongest echo in the stories of those who rise above setbacks to achieve greatness. For many aspirants who have faced repeated challenges, reading about such individuals rekindles hope and motivation.
A Bright Spark from Morena, Madhya Pradesh Hailing from Morena, Madhya Pradesh, Nandini showed academic brilliance from an early age. She skipped two school grades, allowing her to complete her Class 10 board exams at just 13 and Class 12 at the age of 15. Her academic acceleration set the pace for what would soon become a historic journey.
Her ambition to achieve something remarkable was sparked by a school visit from another Guinness World Record holder. That moment planted the seed of her dream – to become the youngest Chartered Accountant in the world.
Academic Excellence and Determination
Nandini’s LinkedIn bio outlines her achievements with clarity and humility: “Chartered Accountant (with B.Com) who has made a national record of getting AIR 1 in CA Finals at 19 yrs and AIR 31 in CA Inter at 16. I started my corporate journey with PwC as an article trainee and have been part of various dynamic teams and work cultures. I have three years of experience working in Statutory Audits, Group Reporting, Referred Reporting, IFRS Assignments, Tax Audits, and Forensic Audits.”
Despite her impressive credentials, her age presented unique challenges. At just 16, she faced rejection from several companies that were hesitant to accept such a young apprentice. However, her determination and resilience helped her push through these obstacles.
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A Journey of Records and Recognition
Nandini completed her senior secondary education at Victor Convent Higher Secondary School. After achieving her Chartered Accountancy title at 19, her accomplishment was first recognized by the India Book of Records. Encouraged by this, she applied to the Guinness World Records in February 2023.
The path to recognition wasn’t smooth. Her application was followed by months of silence, leading her to doubt the outcome. Then, in her words, “At 3:45 PM on a seemingly ordinary day, my phone buzzed with an email notification – ‘Congratulations, now you are a Guinness World Records Title Holder.’ That moment was electrifying!” She credited her success to her parents’ early recognition of her potential and their decision to streamline her schooling to complete her academics ahead of time.
Creating History at Age 19
In the 2021 CA Final exam Nandini achieved All India Rank 1 (AIR 1) at the age of 19 years and 330 days with a remarkable 614 out of 800 marks or 76 points and 75 percent. As a result of this achievement Guinness World Records recognized her as the youngest female chartered accountant in the world.
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An Encouragement to Aspirants in India
There is more to Nandini Agrawals story than her academic success. It serves as a reminder that being older does not preclude greatness and that even the most ambitious objectives can be achieved with perseverance, discipline and clarity of vision. Her story serves as a reminder of what is possible for any student who encounters obstacles on their way to success.
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