Success Story: Superfast studies! Completed 10th at the age of 8 and graduation at 13, then did PhD at the youngest age.

10th in 8 years and graduation at 13

Naina passed class 10th board exam at the age of 8. By the age of 10, he/she also completed his/her schooling. After that he/she obtained graduation degree in Mass Communication and Journalism. he/she completed his/her graduation at the age of 13.

Youngest post graduate in Asia

At the tender age of 15, Naina became Asia’s youngest postgraduate by obtaining a master’s degree in Political Science from Osmania University, Hyderabad. Apart from this, he/she also has a law degree.

Started PhD at 17 and got degree at 22

Naina Jaiswal started her PhD studies at the age of 17. At the age of 22, she also became India’s youngest PhD holder woman.

In his/her research topic, he/she threw light on the contribution of microfinance in women empowerment. Microfinance means helping people start their own business by giving small loans. Naina’s research shows how these small loans help in making women self-reliant.

Along with studies, she is also expert in table tennis.

Along with studies, Naina is also an expert player. She has been a national and South Asian champion as a table tennis player. he/she has won many medals at national and international level. his/her parents decided to homeschool him/her.

For this reason she could perform well in both sports and studies. Homeschooling means studying in a home-like environment. This helped Naina to manage her time better.

age is just a number

Naina Jaiswal’s story tells us that age is just a number. With dedication and hard work we can achieve anything. Naina’s story is inspiring for all children and youth. Naina’s life also teaches us that both education and sports are important and a balance should be maintained between the two.