Meet Indian genius who completed schooling at 10, UG at 13, became youngest Phd holder at 22; she is world champion in…

India is becoming famous for its endless and extraordinary youth and their talents. One such inspiring story is of Naina Jaiswal, a child prodigy from Hyderabad. Naina achieved the amazing feat of being the youngest female PhD holder in the country and is also a famous national and international Table Tennis champion.

Naina revealed signs of extraordinary intelligence since childhood. She passed her Class 10 board exams at the age of 8, a time when most children are just completing their primary education. By the age of 10, she had finished her entire school education.

Later, while doing a bachelor's degree in mass communication and journalism, she graduated at the age of 13. Driven by her passion for learning, she became Asia's youngest postgraduate at 15, and completed a master's degree in political science from the prestigious Osmania University in Hyderabad. 

Also, Naina has earned a law degree. Thereafter, Naina started her PhD journey at 17, and scripted history by becoming India's youngest doctoral degree holder at 22. Her dissertation was based on the role of finance in women’s empowerment, showcasing her commitment to solving societal imbalances and promoting gender equality.

Apart from academics, Naina is also a famous international player of Table Tennis, securing various accolades nationally and internationally. Her parents chose for a homeschooling approach, ensuring a balance between her academics and her devotion to sports.

Therefore, Naina's remarkable achievements in both academics and sports serve as an inspiration for the youth of the country who are hesitant in chasing their dreams.