ICMAI CMA June 2025 Result: Intermediate, Final Exam Results Out, Check Direct Link
ICMAI CMA June 2025 Results have been declared for intermediate and final exams on the official website at icmai.in.
ICMAI CMA June 2025 Result Declared: The Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICMAI) has announced the CMA June 2025 results for intermediate and final exams. Candidates can check their scores on the official website — icmai.in by entering their 17-digit registration number.
In the ICMAI CMA Intermediate Examination (June 2025) under the syllabus 2022, 26,974 candidates appeared for Group I, of which 2,864 passed, marking a pass percentage of 10.62%. For Group II, 15,333 candidates appeared and 4,664 passed, resulting in a pass percentage of 30.42%.
A total of 9,998 candidates appeared for both groups; 864 managed to clear either one of the groups (8.64%), while 1,375 cleared both groups (13.75%). Following the results, 5,491 candidates successfully completed the Intermediate course.
In the Final Examination (June 2025) under syllabus 2022, 10,503 candidates appeared for Group III, with 1,701 passing (16.20%). For Group IV, 4,458 candidates appeared, and 1,108 passed (24.85%).
Among the 3,493 candidates who attempted both groups, 478 cleared either one group (13.68%) and 651 cleared both (18.64%). As a result, 2,167 candidates completed the final course of the institute.
To pass, candidates must score at least 40% in each paper and 50% overall in non-exempted papers. Those who clear all groups qualify the CMA intermediate or final exam.
If a candidate fails a group but scores 60% or above in any paper, they won't have to reappear for that paper in the next attempt. For aggregate calculation in the next exam, marks in exempted papers are counted as 50%.
Here's how candidates can check their CMA June 2025 results:
Step 1: Visit the official website at icmai.in.
Step 2: Enter your 17-digit registration number and other required details.
Step 3: Click on 'View Result'.
Step 4: Your CMA June 2025 scorecard will be displayed on the screen.
Step 5: Download and take a printout for future reference.
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