Meet Indian, world's youngest female Chartered Accountant who secured AIR 1, her score was...

At an age when most of her peers are seeking college admissions, 19-year-old Nandini Agrawal from Madhya Pradesh's Morena, achieved an extraordinary feat by becoming the world's youngest female Chartered Accountant (CA) as recognised by the Guinness World Records. 

Nandini Agrawal has always been a diligent student and that allowed her to skip two classes in school. As a result, she completed her 10th board exams at 13 years of age and her 12th board exams at 15. Inspired by a Guinness World Record holder who visited her school, Nandini aspired to achieve something noteworthy herself. She set her sights on becoming the youngest CA.

However, her young age posed challenges, particularly during her apprenticeship. At just 16 years old, many firms were reluctant to accept her as an apprentice. Despite this obstacle, Nandini remained undeterred and continued to pursue her goal.

In 2021, at the age of 19, Nandini Agrawal secured All India Rank 1 in the CA final exam with a score of 614 out of 800 (76.75%). She was precisely 19 years and 330 days old when her result was announced, earning her the title of the world's youngest female chartered accountant by the Guinness World Records.

Nandini's elder brother played a crucial role in her journey. As he was also preparing for the CA exams, he understood the challenges she faced and provided invaluable guidance. While Nandini secured the first position in the final merit list, her brother achieved the 18th spot in the same exam.