The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) announced the results for the September 2025 session of the Chartered Accountancy (CA) exams, including the Final, Intermediate, and Foundation levels, on November 3, 2025, bringing clarity and excitement to thousands of aspiring accountants across India. This major announcement not only concludes a period of anticipation for candidates but also highlights the exceptional performances and the rigorous nature of the CA examinations.

Result Announcement and Access

The results for all three levels, Final, Intermediate, and Foundation, were released on the official ICAI website (icai.nic.in; icai.org). Specifically, results for the Final and Intermediate exams were published at 2 PM, followed by the Foundation exam results at 5 PM on November 3, 2025. Candidates needed their registration number and roll number to access their scorecards, which could be downloaded for reference and future use.

Number of Qualified Candidates

The ICAI has confirmed that a total of 11,466 candidates have successfully qualified as Chartered Accountants in the September 2025 session, a significant achievement that reflects the dedication and commitment required for this prestigious qualification.

Examination Structure and Dates

The CA Final and Intermediate examinations were held from September 12 to September 26, 2025, across hundreds of centres nationwide, including locations abroad, underscoring the global reach and influence of ICAI. The CA Foundation examination took place on September 16, 18, 20, and 22, 2025.

Toppers and Top Scores

The ICAI results showcased stellar performances:

  • CA Final Topper: Mukund Agiwal from Dhamnod, Madhya Pradesh, secured All India Rank 1 with 500 marks (83.33%) out of 600.
  • Intermediate Topper: Neha Khanwani from Jaipur earned All India Rank 1 with 505 marks (84.17%) out of 600.
  • Foundation Topper: L. Rajalakshmi from Chennai scored 360 marks out of 400, achieving a remarkable 90%.

The other top ranks were secured by Tejas Mundada (Hyderabad) and Bakul Gupta (Alwar) in the Final exam, and Kriti Sharma (Ahmedabad) and Akshat Birendra Nautiyal (Mumbai) in the Intermediate exam, all with impressive percentages.

Pass Percentages and Trends

The September 2025 CA exams, known for their rigour, produced the following trends:

  • CA Final: Out of 51,955 candidates for Group I, 12,811 passed (24.66%); out of 32,273 for Group II, 8,151 passed (25.26%); for both groups combined, 2,727 out of 16,800 candidates passed (16.23%).
  • CA Intermediate: Group I reported a challenging pass rate of 9.43%; Group II stood at 27.14%. The overall pass rate for those attempting both groups simultaneously was 10.06%.
  • CA Foundation: From 98,827 candidates, 14,609 passed, which marks an overall pass percentage of 14.78%.

Male candidates had a pass rate of 15.74%, while female candidates recorded a pass rate of 13.76% at the Foundation level, reflecting continued efforts to achieve gender parity.

Merit List and Scorecard Procedure

Merit lists featuring the top three rank holders (AIR 1, 2, and 3) for each exam level were made available on the same portal. Candidates could view their marks, rank, and download the official scorecard immediately after the result declaration by logging in with the required credentials.

Student Reactions and ICAI Statements

The announcement was celebrated across the finance and education sectors, with ICAI President CA Charanjot Singh Nanda congratulating the qualified candidates and emphasising the values of knowledge and integrity in the fraternity. Social media platforms saw an outpouring of congratulatory messages for the successful candidates, particularly the toppers whose academic performances set benchmarks for future aspirants.

Next Steps for Aspirants

With results published, ICAI also announced the commencement of registration for the January 2026 CA examinations. This allows current candidates, whether they passed or will attempt again, to begin preparations for the next examination cycle without delay.

Candidates are advised to thoroughly review their result details, download the merit list where applicable, and plan ahead, be it for practical training as qualified CAs or for another round of intensive preparation.

The Rigorous Path to Qualification

The CA exams are reputed for their complexity, testing comprehensive knowledge across finance, law, taxation, and auditing. ICAI’s stringent standards ensure that only the most dedicated and capable candidates qualify, maintaining the institute’s reputation for excellence.

Despite modest pass percentages, the process catalyses professional growth and sets the stage for high-achieving careers in business and finance. The success of the 11,466 new CAs in 2025 underlines the resilience and persistence of candidates nationwide.

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