Chartered Accountant 2025 exam: Final, Inter and Foundation exam timetable released
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has finally made public the exam schedule for the CA September 2025 session. The datesheet consists of timelines for the Final, Intermediate, and Foundation courses.Candidates aiming to take these exams can now see and download the full schedule from the official website of ICAI -- icai.org.ICAI CA SEPTEMBER EXAM 2025 DATESHEETFinal Course:advertisement
Group 1: September 3, 6, and 8Group 2: September 10, 12, and 14Intermediate Course:Group 1: September 4, 7, and 9Group 2: September 11, 13, and 15Foundation Course:September 16, 18, 20, and 22Candidates should also note the timings of the exam. A 15-minute reading time in advance will be provided from 1:45 pm to 2:00 pm IST for most papers, excluding Papers 3 and 4 of the Foundation exam, which will start straight away without a reading time.There will be no examinations scheduled on September 5, 2025 (Friday) because of Milad-un-Nabi, which is a gazetted holiday.READ OFFICIAL NOTICE HERE FOR FULL DETAILSICAI CA EXAM DATESHEET: HOW TO DOWNLOADGo to icai.orgClick on 'Important Announcements'Locate and click on the link of CA September 2025 DatesheetadvertisementLook at the complete schedule and download itTake a hard copy printout for referenceFor more details and step-by-step instructions, candidates are requested to visit the official website of ICAI from time to time.
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