ICAI Results: How Mumbai's Rajan Kabra Claimed Back-To-Back AIR 1 Titles In CA
ICAI CA Topper Success Story: Mumbai's Rajan Kabra has topped the CA Final May 2025 exams with a score of 516 out of 600; known for his curiosity-driven learning.
ICAI CA Topper Success Story: Mumbai's Rajan Kabra has once again demonstrated exceptional academic performance by topping the CA Final May 2025 exams with an impressive score of 516 out of 600. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) announced the results for Foundation, Intermediate, and Final levels on July 6.
Scoring a remarkable 86 percent, Rajan is no stranger to success. He previously secured All India Rank 1 in the CA Intermediate exam in May 2022 and began his journey with a Foundation score of 378 out of 400 in July 2021. His steady rise in the CA journey reflects more than just dedication; it reveals a mindset driven by curiosity, discipline, and a desire to understand concepts rather than rely on rote learning truly.
'I don't study just for the answers—I study to ask better questions," Rajan says, explaining his approach. He believes in valuing the process of learning as much as the final result, a perspective that has shaped his success.
Rajan's achievements extend beyond textbooks. Currently working as an industrial trainee at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), he blends academic theory with practical experience in strategy and business. Outside the world of finance and numbers, he enjoys reading fiction—Harry Potter being a favorite—and actively participates in debates, quizzes, and elocution contests, showcasing a well-rounded personality.
Following Rajan in the CA Final topper list is Nishtha Bothra from Kolkata, who secured 503 marks, while Manav Rakesh Shah claimed the third spot with 493 marks.
In the Intermediate category, Disha Ashish Gokhru secured AIR 1 with 513 marks. She was followed by Devidan Yash Sandeep with 503, while Yamish Jain and Nilay Dangi shared third place with 502 each.
At the Foundation level, Vrinda Agarwal topped with 362 out of 400. Yadnesh Rajesh Narkar and Shardul Shekar Vichare closely followed with impressive scores.
The ICAI results this year not only highlighted high achievers but also showcased inspiring stories of determination and passion. Among them, Rajan Kabra stands out as a reminder that academic success is not only about marks, but also about embracing the journey with purpose and persistence.
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