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Meet Sachin Agrawal, brother of world's youngest female Chartered Accountant who topped CA finals exam at…, she holds Guinness World Record for…, her name is…
Meet Sachin Agrawal, brother of world's youngest female Chartered Accountant who topped CA finals exam at…, she holds Guinness World Record for…, her name is…

India.com

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Meet Sachin Agrawal, brother of world's youngest female Chartered Accountant who topped CA finals exam at…, she holds Guinness World Record for…, her name is…

Meet Sachin Agrawal, brother of world's youngest female Chartered Accountant who topped CA finals exam at…, she holds Guinness World Record for…, her name is... Success in India's toughest exams—like JEE, NEET, UPSC CSE, CA, and SSC—is a journey that requires a combination of immense stress and great commitment. These exams not only test academic prowess but also test discipline, time management, and mental toughness. With lakhs of students sitting for exams every year, the path to success becomes narrower and narrower. More and more students want to clear the exam each year with the hope of success. But only a small number clear the first hurdle. As the process unfolds, the percentage drops significantly. At the end, only a handful have made it, and from there, just one candidate claims the All India Rank 1 title. In a world where passing challenging exams is a feat in its own right, only a few names pass the exams on the first attempt, while becoming stars in their own right. One of these incredible feats is the journey of Nandini Agrawal, an inspiring woman from Morena in Madhya Pradesh, who not only passed the Chartered Accountancy; she made history. At just 19, Nandini became the youngest female Chartered Accountant in the world. This is confirmed by the Guinness World Records. Nandini's inspiring journey is a huge reminder that age is no barrier to achieving greatness if you have focus, hard work, and a strong mindset. Born on October 18, 2001, Nandini Agrawal made history in 2021 by becoming ranked All India Rank 1 in the Chartered Accountancy (New) examination, a feat the India Book of Records recognizes. Nandini appeared for the final exam in July 2021, achieving the distinguished milestone at only 19 years, 8 months, and 18 days old. Nandini Agrawal's results were officially declared on November 29, 2021, and as such, she is not only one of the youngest Chartered Accountants but also one of the youngest to achieve All India Rank 1. Nandini Agrawal's story is the perfect example of how grit and concentration can help to break age-old records—quite literally. All India Rank 1 topper in the CA final exam at just 19 years old, Nandini scored a sensational total of 614 out of 800 marks. This achievement is made even more exciting as Nandini's older brother, 21-year-old Sachin Agrawal, passed the same exam, securing All India Rank 18. The sibling success story is a rare example of dedication to help one another succeed through the shared experience of working hard to achieve excellence in an academic environment. In 2021, Union Minister of Commerce & Industry, Piyush Goyal, also wished the remarkable siblings well. Taking to his official Twitter account, he wrote, 'Congratulations to the star siblings of Morena, Madhya Pradesh! Well done Nandini Agrawal for topping the all-India CA final exam and her brother Sachin Agrawal for securing the 18th rank. Best of luck for a bright future to both of you.' Their achievement was even more remarkable because the pandemic adversely affected the preparation of many other aspirants, gradually resulting in these dedicated siblings utilizing the time at home to study and revise for their exam. Nandini Agrawal completed her 11th and 12th grade studies in Victor Convent Higher Secondary School. She created history in 2021 by becoming the world's youngest female Chartered Accountant at the age of 19 years, obtaining All India Rank 1 in the CA Final examination by scoring 614 out of 800, which is 76.75%. When the previous results were declared, she was 19 years and 330 days old, which officially verified the Guinness World Record for being the youngest female Chartered Accountant. In a 2021 interview with The Indian Express, Sachin Agrawal, Nandini's brother, reflected on their journey together, saying, 'There were times when we fought like crazy but that only lasted for some time and we got back to normal. I would have been happy with even 70 per cent marks as I did not have high expectations but I knew that Nandini will do great. She's brilliant and deserves all the success. In many ways, she is my mentor.' Nandini and Sachin's father, Naresh Chandra Gupta, is a tax practitioner. Their mother, Dimple Gupta, is a homemaker. Nandini and Sachin attribute their success to consistent preparations and in their experience, encourage aspirants to be diligent with ICAI study material as it was key to their success in helping them to crack the exam as they have done. The statement on the official website of the India Book of Records reads,' The record for being the youngest Chartered Accountant was set by Nandini Agrawal (born on October 18, 2001) of Morena, Madhya Pradesh. She appeared for her final CA (New) examination in July 2021 and secured the 1st rank at the age of 19 years, 8 months and 18 days, as confirmed on November 29, 2021.'

ICAI announces schedule for online CA classes till 2027: How to access at icai.org and key details here
ICAI announces schedule for online CA classes till 2027: How to access at icai.org and key details here

Time of India

time12-06-2025

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  • Time of India

ICAI announces schedule for online CA classes till 2027: How to access at icai.org and key details here

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has officially released the schedule for its live online preparatory classes aimed at candidates appearing in the Chartered Accountancy (CA) examinations over the next two years. Conducted by the Board of Studies (Academic) of ICAI (ICAI BOS), these virtual classes are intended to assist students preparing for the CA Intermediate exams scheduled in September 2025, May 2026, September 2026, and January 2027. The classes will be available through multiple platforms including the ICAI BOS mobile app, the BoS Knowledge Portal at and the ICAI CA Tube on YouTube. Students must log in through the official portal ( using their course details, registration number, and date of birth to access the sessions on Zoom. ICAI 2025: Live virtual revisionary classes A comprehensive set of Live Virtual Revisionary Classes (LVRC) will commence from July 8, 2025, specifically for candidates preparing for the CA Intermediate September 2025 examination. These sessions are structured across two time slots: morning sessions from 7:00 am to 9:30 am, and evening sessions from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm. Each paper is scheduled on specific weekdays. For instance, Advanced Accounting will be taught in the morning on Thursdays and Saturdays, while Taxation (Income Tax Laws) is scheduled for Monday and Wednesday evenings. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Tired of High Power Bills? Plug in This Device elecTrick - Save upto 80% on Power Bill Learn More Undo The schedule ensures systematic coverage of all six papers in both morning and evening batches to suit varied student preferences. Candidates can read the complete notice here . ICAI live classes 2025 : How to access To join the classes, candidates can follow the steps as given here: Step 1. Visit the official ICAI website, Step 2. Log in using your course, registration number, and date of birth. Step 3. Navigate to the BOS Knowledge Portal or download the ICAI BOS mobile app. Step 4. Select the desired session and join via Zoom. ICAI exams: Preparation classes for CA exams in 2026 and 2027 For students preparing for later attempts, May 2026, September 2026, and January 2027, ICAI will commence another phase of online classes from July 21, 2025. These sessions are also divided into morning and evening batches and will run through the week, covering all subjects under the CA Intermediate curriculum. Is your child ready for the careers of tomorrow? Enroll now and take advantage of our early bird offer! Spaces are limited.

Technology Startup 'Resollect' Secures Funding to Transform India's Debt Recovery Landscape
Technology Startup 'Resollect' Secures Funding to Transform India's Debt Recovery Landscape

Business Standard

time05-06-2025

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  • Business Standard

Technology Startup 'Resollect' Secures Funding to Transform India's Debt Recovery Landscape

PNN New Delhi [India], June 5: NPAs have been impacting the growth and profitability of India's banking sector. With more than 80% of SARFAESI cases disputed by borrowers and recovery timelines running into several years, financial institutions have been stuck in an inefficient loop that technology startup 'Resollect' hopes to solve. Manually and branch-dependent processes not only breed inefficiencies in debt recovery but also leave banks vulnerable to huge regulatory risks due to compliance gaps. Over 40% of delayed cases could be processed just through the availability of automated workflows tracking actions and ensuring compliance, a bottleneck costing the industry millions every year. Abhishek Rao, former consultant with the Boston Consulting Group and distressed investment professional saw the magnitude of this underserved market. Having seen firsthand how NPAs are managed by banks that have little or no technology integration, he seized a huge opportunity to revolutionize the space through automation and data-driven solutions. "Current workflows in handling NPAs are fundamentally flawed," says Abhishek, an industry expert who also happens to be the All India Rank 2 holder in the Chartered Accountancy examinations. "Banks rely on Excel spreadsheets and manual procedures for something that ought to be highly automated and compliance-driven. This increases operational costs and also diminishes recovery efficiency." Abhishek's 'Resollect' is the ultimate solution but in the approach of debt recovery by institutions. This AI-powered platform creates an integrated ecosystem for banks, legal teams, and recovery agencies, automating complex recovery processes while keeping full regulatory compliance. While current solutions mainly focus on early bucket collections, 'Resollect' takes on the much tougher late-stage recovery and secured lending management. The platform's approach is indeed holistic, covering all the NPA lifecycle stages-from pre-collection risk assessment to post-write-off recovery plans. AI-driven segmentation and risk ranking allow lenders to detect imminent problem loans well before they become critical. The system's automated workflow capabilities eliminate many manual tasks, up to 60%, whereas real-time tracking ensures that no case slips through administrative cracks. What differentiates 'Resollect' from other fintechs is its focus on a truly underserved market segment. Existing technology solutions in the financial services space primarily focus on consumer lending or early-stage collections; Abhishek and his team built specialized tools for the nuanced space of secured lending and agency management within post-NPA workflows. A perfect illustration of this strategic approach is the strategy builder tool within the platform, which enables institutions to craft, implement, and fine-tune recovery strategies using an intuitive drag-and-drop interface. Ready-made templates alongside customizable parts guarantee fulfillment of even the most intricate regulatory demands while keeping the operation effective. The system will automatically generate triggers for specific intervals and standardize processes to perpetually comply with RBI and SARFAESI requirements. Abhishek's vision has recently been validated with a pre-seed funding round led by the well-known venture capital firm Antler, along with strategic angel investors such as senior chartered accountant Mr. Sudhir Prabhu and others. This fund will help 'Resollect' improve product offerings and broaden service capabilities in the niche NPA management space. "What truly stood out to us about Resollect was not just the scale of the opportunity, but the sharp clarity of the team's vision. They're addressing one of the most intricate and underserved challenges in lending with a highly strategic, tech-powered approach. By seamlessly connecting fragmented players, from NBFCs and recovery agencies to auction participants, Resollect is building the foundation for a more transparent, efficient, and scalable recovery ecosystem. The team's deep industry expertise and hands-on operational experience give them a unique competitive edge, and we're confident they are well-positioned to become a key enabler of India's financial infrastructure," says Nitin Sharma, Partner at Antler in India. The impact of such technological intervention is realized not just in operational efficiency but also in recovery outcomes. Industry statistics indicate that a best-recovery process can drive costs down by nearly 30% while bottom-line performance gets boosted by 2% and lending capacity increases by another 8%. In an industry that plays with thousands of crores in distressed assets, these tweaks translate into massive economic benefits. 'Resollect' offers a rich functionality for all the pain points experienced with traditional recovery processes. With automated notice generation, there is no room for error in compliance. Structured updates along with order summaries are provided through real-time tracking of cases. Recovery marketplace within the platform connects institutions to verified legal vendors and recovery agents, thereby automating task delegation and performance evaluation. Such demand will only grow for innovative NPA management solutions as India's financial sector continues to evolve and the regulatory framework becomes increasingly complex. (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by PNN. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)

CA final, intermediate exams deferred
CA final, intermediate exams deferred

Time of India

time10-05-2025

  • Business
  • Time of India

CA final, intermediate exams deferred

Amid rising hostilities between India and Pakistan in the aftermath of , Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has suspended the ongoing Chartered Accountancy Final and Intermediate examinations that were being held this month. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now This preventive action aims to safeguard students' welfare, authorities said. The examination series, which commenced in early May, had attracted roughly 4.3 lakh registrants across Foundation, Intermediate, and Final levels. Approximately 3.5 lakh candidates were participating in Intermediate and Final exams . When the suspension was announced, two Final course papers and three Intermediate course papers remained to be conducted.

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