From EY to ICU to CA
She Didn't
Just Pass
Exams.
She passed life's toughest test.
The story of CA Yashika Mehtani — accident, paralysis, two years bedridden, CA Finals cleared on a wheelchair.
December 2021 — One Journey Changed Everything
She was preparing for CA Finals.
Travelling to Jaipur with her family.
One accident. And her world collapsed.
What She Lost That Day
She lost her mother.
She suffered a spinal cord injury.
She was paralyzed from the waist down.
The books could wait. Her life could not.
Nearly Two Years. Bedridden.
Not weeks. Not months.
Nearly two years in bed.
Grief. Pain. Paralysis. All at once.
The CA Finals she had been preparing for — still unfinished.
2024 — She Picked Herself Back Up
She could have stopped. Nobody would have blamed her.
She opened her books again.
Fought through the physical pain. Fought through the grief.
Prepared again — from where life had interrupted her.
On a Wheelchair. First Attempt.
CPT — first attempt.
CA Inter — first attempt.
CA Finals — wheelchair. First attempt. Cleared.
No excuses. No deferrals. Pure determination.
Before the Accident — Already a Fighter
She had been working at EY — Ernst & Young.
She was building something. She knew what she was working towards.
The accident took two years. It could not take her ambition.
She lost her mother. She lost her mobility. She lost two years —
She did not
lose herself.
CA. Wheelchair. First attempt.
CA Yashika Mehtani. December 2021 — accident. Two years bedridden. 2024 — CA Finals cleared on a wheelchair, first attempt. A warrior.