ICAI CA Final Result Date 2025: May session results expected this week
In a recent social media post, Khandelwal mentioned that based on previous trends, the CA Final May 2025 results are expected to be declared in the first week of July. He stated, 'For those asking about the May 25 exam results, please note that, based on past experience, the results may be announced in the first week of July — tentatively around July 3rd or 4th.'
To pass the CA Final May 2025 exam, candidates are required to score at least 40 percent marks in each individual paper and a minimum of 50 percent in aggregate for each group. These criteria must be met in order to be considered qualified.
Last year, the results for the CA Final May session were announced on July 11. A total of 20,446 candidates qualified as Chartered Accountants in that session.
In that session, Shivam Mishra from New Delhi secured the top rank in the CA Final examination with an impressive score of 500 marks (83.33%). Varsha Arora followed closely in second place with a total of 480 marks.
After the the CA Final Results are declared, candidates who successfully pass the exam become eligible for ICAI membership. They can also participate in the institute's campus placement drives. Additionally, students have the option to apply for revaluation or request certified copies of their answer scripts if they wish to review their performance further.
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