World's Youngest Woman CA Nandini Agarwal's Record-Breaking Story

While all boys and girls of the teenager age group are busy establishing their college careers, Morena (Madhya Pradesh) resident Nandini Agarwal has already etched her name on the world map. She was the world's youngest woman chartered accountant (CA) at the age of 19 and proceeded to find a place in the Guinness World Records too for the same.

Having done her 10th board exams at the age of 13 and 12th at only 15. Her desire was ignited when a record-breaker from Guinness World Records came to her school, and she was motivated to aim for something equally record-breaking herself.

Not losing heart, Nandini prepared for the CA course with one-pointed dedication. She achieved rank 1 in CA final exam in 2021 at the age of 19 with record-shattering 614 marks out of a total of 800 (76.75%). She was just 19 years and 330 days old when her result was declared, and she was duly awarded world's youngest lady CA title by Guinness World Records.

It was the support of her family that changed her luck. Her elder brother was also preparing for the CA exam simultaneously, and the two of them would prepare together to a great extent. The two brothers perceived the outcome in such a manner that Nandini topped the previous merit list and her elder brother got rank 18.

She had great difficulties when she was 16 because most firms did not want to offer her an apprenticeship since she was too young. However, her resolve and determination allowed her to overcome such barriers.

Now, CA Nandini’s story stands as a powerful testament to what focused determination and perseverance can achieve. She is an inspiration to countless young people across India, proving that age is no limit when it comes to ambition and achievement.