Which student qualifies their CA exam at a very early age?

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 1.Nischal Narayanam cracked CA exam at the age of 19


Nischal Narayanam of Hyderabad became the youngest person in the country to clear the Chartered Accountancy exam in 2015.


He was just 19 years old when he cracked the CA exam. However, he couldn't enroll in the ICAI as members are required to be 21.


Notably, he is also the youngest graduate of Hyderabad's Osmania University where he did his BCom and MCom from.


2. Ritu Nolakh, the youngest female Chartered Accountant


In 2017, Ritu Nolakh became the youngest female Chartered Accountant


She was only 19 when she cracked the CA examination that too in one go. She hailed from the Lunkaransar near Rajasthan's Bikaner; however, she moved to Gujarat's Surat to prepare for CA after finishing school in 2012.


Notably, along with CA, she had cleared two groups of company secretaryship at the time.


There are lots of students who qualified CA in their youngest age.

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