ICAI News – The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has officially announced the exam results for the September 2025 session for the Foundation, Intermediate and Final levels. Along with the result ICAI has also released the pass percentage of September 2025 exams for all levels..
For the Final level examinations:
- Group I – 51,955 candidates appeared and 12,811 passed, giving a pass percentage of 24.66%.
- Group II – 32,273 candidates appeared and 8,151 passed, yielding 25.26%.
- Both Groups – 16,800 students appeared and 2,727 cleared, with a pass percentage of 16.23%.
At the Intermediate level:
- Group I recorded a pass percentage of 9.43% (8,780 students passed out of 93,074 candidates).
- Group II recorded a 27.14% pass rate (18,938 passed out of 69,768 candidates).
- Both Groups attempted a combined pass rate of 10.06% (3,663 passed out of 36,398).
For the Foundation level:
- A total of 98,827 candidates appeared and 14,609 students passed, leading to an overall pass percentage of 14.78%.
- Among males: 51,120 appeared & 8,046 passed (15.74%).
- Among females: 47,707 appeared & 6,563 passed (13.76%).
What these numbers mean
The overall ICAI pass percentage for September 2025 clearly reflects the high difficulty level of the CA examinations. The Final level pass rates (24-25 % for individual groups) remain modest. For the Intermediate level, the significant gap between Group I (about 9 %) and Group II (about 27 %) highlights the challenge of certain subject-groups. The Foundation level continues to record pass rates in the teens.
Why tracking the ICAI pass percentage matters
Aspirants, coaching institutes and educators closely monitor the ICAI pass percentage because it indicates exam difficulty, changing trends in student preparation and helps in realistic planning of study strategies. Lower pass percentages urge earlier and more focused preparation, while modest improvements signal changes in exam patterns or student readiness.
Next steps for students
- Check your result on the official ICAI portal using roll number and registration number.
- Analyse subject-wise performance if you passed, or evaluate weak areas if you did not clear.
- Plan for the next attempt: given the pass percentage, careful time-table, revision and real-time practice must be prioritized.
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