CA Foundation May 2025 Results Out: Top Rankers, Pass Percentage, and Key Insights

In a major announcement CA Foundation May 2025 Results today, July 6, 2025, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) officially declared the results of the CA Foundation Examination for the May 2025 session. This year’s results brought a mix of celebration, reflection, and determination for the thousands of aspiring chartered accountants who appeared for the exam.

Where to Check Your Results

Candidates who appeared for the exam can access their CA Foundation May 2025 Results online at the official ICAI websites — icai.nic.in and icai.org. To view the result, students need to enter their roll number and registration/PIN number on the portal.

Over 82,000 Students Appeared; 15.09% Overall Pass Rate

According to ICAI, a total of 82,662 students sat for the exam across 551 centres nationwide. Out of these, 12,474 candidates passed, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 15.09%.

A closer look at the data shows a gender-wise analysis:

  • Male Candidates:
    • Appeared: 43,389
    • Passed: 7,056
    • Pass Percentage: 16.26%
  • Female Candidates:
    • Appeared: 39,273
    • Passed: 5,418
    • Pass Percentage: 13.80%

This slight difference in pass percentages highlights the competitive nature of the exam for all aspirants, regardless of gender.

Top Rankers: Meet the Stars of CA Foundation May 2025

Among the thousands of candidates, three students stood out with exceptional performances:

  1. Vrinda Agarwal from Ghaziabad has emerged as the All India Rank 1 (AIR 1), scoring 362 out of 400, an impressive 90.5%. Her roll number is 583259.
  2. In second place is Yadnesh Rajesh Narkar from Mumbai, who scored 359 marks (89.75%) with roll number 613242.
  3. Shardul Shekhar Vichare from Thane secured the third position with 358 marks, a score of 89.5%. His roll number is 637725.

These students have not only shown academic excellence but also serve as inspiration to thousands of CA aspirants across India.

Exam Structure and Marking Scheme

The CA Foundation May 2025 session consisted of four papers held on May 15, 17, 19, and 21:

  1. Paper 1: Principles and Practice of Accounting
  2. Paper 2: Business Laws
  3. Paper 3: Quantitative Aptitude (Business Mathematics, Logical Reasoning, Statistics)
  4. Paper 4: Business Economics

To pass the exam, candidates must score at least 40 marks in each paper and a minimum of 50% overall, all in a single sitting.

A negative marking of one-fourth mark per wrong answer was applicable to Paper 3 and Paper 4, which are objective-type papers. For Paper 1 and Paper 2, half or more fractions of marks are rounded up.

Pass with Distinction & Result Card Delivery

Students who scored 70% or more in the aggregate are marked as ‘Pass with Distinction’, a recognition shown only on the result card.

The statement of marks will be dispatched by post to all candidates shortly. However, if not received within 4–5 weeks, candidates may email dms_examhelpline@icai.in for assistance.

Post-Result Services: Verification and Answer Booklets

Students can also verify their marks or obtain certified copies of their evaluated answer sheets:

  • Verification of Marks:
  • Certified Copies:
    • ₹500 per paper
    • Includes OMR sheets for Papers 3 and 4, and answer books for Papers 1 and 2.
    • Certified copies will be emailed to the candidate’s registered email ID.

Note: No Reattempt for Passed Candidates

It is important to note that once a candidate has passed the CA Foundation exam, they cannot reattempt it to improve their score. ICAI does not offer a revaluation or improvement option for the Foundation level.

Conclusion: A New Chapter Begins

The declaration of the CA Foundation May 2025 results is not just the end of an examination—it marks the beginning of the next phase for thousands of future Chartered Accountants. Whether you’ve cleared it this time or are gearing up for another attempt, the dedication, patience, and perseverance shown during preparation is truly commendable. For those who passed, especially with distinction, the journey toward the Intermediate level begins. Congratulations to all achievers—your hard work has truly paid off!

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