Meet world’s youngest female Chartered Accountant, an Indian, who scored AIR 1 at this age, her marks was…

New Delhi: Several success stories illustrate important life lessons, such as resilience, hard work, and the importance of learning from failure. They can offer valuable insights that resonate with our own experiences. This can boost morale by encouraging others to strive for their own success, reinforcing the belief that they can make a difference in their lives. Speaking on the same lines, let’s read the story of an Indian girl, the world’s youngest female Chartered Accountant who secured AIR 1, her marks was…
Meet world’s youngest female Chartered Accountant, an Indian, who scored AIR 1 at this age, her marks was…
Hailing from Morena, Madhya Pradesh, Nandini Agrawal earned the distinction of becoming the world’s youngest female Chartered Accountant, a title officially recognized by the Guinness World Records.
Known for her academic brilliance, Nandini skipped two grades during her school years, allowing her to take her Class 10th board exams at 13 and her Class 12th by age 15. Her inspiration came from a Guinness World Record holder who once visited her school, sparking her desire to make her own mark. Determined to excel, she set her sights on becoming the youngest CA.
Her journey wasn’t a cakewalk. At only 16 years old, many companies were hesitant to take her on as an apprentice. However, Nandini’s perseverance and unwavering focus helped her overcome these barriers and accomplish her dream.

In 2021, Nandini Agrawal created history at the age of 19. She secured the All India Rank(AIR) 1 in the CA final exam with an impressive score of 614 out of 800, equivalent to 76.75%. At the time her result was declared, she was exactly 19 years and 330 days old, which earned her the prestigious recognition as the world’s youngest female chartered accountant by Guinness World Records.
Nandini’s journey was strongly supported by her elder brother, who was also preparing for the CA exams. His understanding of the challenges she encountered and his guidance proved invaluable. While Nandini topped the merit list, her brother earned the 18th rank in the same exam, marking a proud moment for their family.