ICAI CA Result 2025: How to check & download scorecards from icai.org, icaiexam.icai.org
ICAI CA Result 2025 LIVE Updates
Candidates scoring 40 marks in all the subjects and 50 per cent marks in aggregate will be considered CA Foundation exam qualified. ICAI will also provide a qualifying status of 'pass with distinction' to the candidates who obtain over 70 per cent marks in aggregate in the CA Foundation September exam.
Step 1: Go to icaiexam.icai.org, caresults.icai.org, or icai.nic.in
Step 2: Click on the result link mentioned on the homepage
Step 3: Log in with credentials such as roll number, registration number, and captcha code
Step 4: Submit and download scorecards for future purposes.
Meanwhile, the Institute had announced the results of the CA Inter and Final examinations 2024. New Delhi's Shivam Mishra topped the CA final exam, scoring 83.33 per cent (500 marks), followed by Varsha Arora in the second position with 480 marks, while AIR 3 was jointly shared by Mumbai's Kiran Manral and Ghilman Saalim Ansari.
CA Result 2024 Toppers | CA Final AIR 1 | CA Final AIR 2 | CA Inter AIR 1
While for the CA Inter exams, Bhiwadi's Kushagra Roy achieved the all-India rank (AIR) 1 with 89.67 per cent, while the second position was shared by Yuj Sachin Kariya and Yogya Lalit Chandak scoring 89.67 per cent. The third rank was bagged by Manjit Singh Bhatia and Hiresh Kashiramka with 86.50 per cent.
The exam is conducted in three different levels according to the course, and in order to be certified as a Chartered Accountant, candidates have to clear all the course levels. The three levels are – the CA Foundation course examination (four papers), the CA Intermediate examination (eight papers based on New Syllabus and eight papers based on Old Syllabus), CA Final examination (eight papers based on New Syllabus and 8 papers based on Old Syllabus).
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