Icai Announces CA Foundation and Intermediate January 2026 Results
ICAI Releases Results for CA Foundation and Intermediate January 2026
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has officially announced the results for the CA Foundation and Intermediate examinations conducted in January 2026. This announcement comes as a significant development for aspiring Chartered Accountants, as it marks a crucial milestone in their professional journey.
In the CA Foundation category, Logapriya P P achieved the top rank with an impressive score of 366 marks, securing the All India Rank (AIR) 1. Following closely behind, Khushi Sikaria obtained AIR 2 with 365 marks. Additionally, three candidates shared the AIR 3 position, each scoring 361 marks. The overall pass percentage for the CA Foundation examination stood at 19.23%, indicating a competitive environment for the candidates.
Turning to the CA Intermediate results, Kanhiya Lal emerged as the top scorer with 508 marks, earning AIR 1. Fathima Sheza K followed with AIR 2, achieving 504 marks, while Vanya Bansal secured AIR 3 with 498 marks. The pass percentage for both groups in the CA Intermediate examination was notably low, recorded at 9.39%, reflecting the challenging nature of the examination.
The CA Foundation examination serves as the entry-level stage of the Chartered Accountancy course, and the results are highly anticipated by students across the country. The ICAI’s rigorous evaluation process ensures that only the most prepared candidates succeed, which is evident in the competitive scores this year.
Historically, the ICAI has maintained a standard of excellence, and the results from January 2026 continue this trend. The low pass percentages in both the Foundation and Intermediate examinations highlight the increasing difficulty and the need for thorough preparation among candidates.
Initial reactions from students and educators indicate a mix of relief and disappointment. While top scorers celebrate their achievements, many candidates are reflecting on their performance and the challenges they faced during their preparation. Official statements from the ICAI are expected to provide further insights into the results and future examinations.
As students analyze their results and plan their next steps, the ICAI remains committed to supporting candidates through various resources and guidance. The organization emphasizes the importance of continuous learning and adaptation in the field of Chartered Accountancy.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding the specific number of candidates who appeared for the examinations this year, but the results undoubtedly set the stage for future cohorts of aspiring Chartered Accountants.
