ICAI Announces Results for CA Foundation and Intermediate January 2026
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has announced the results for the CA Foundation and Intermediate examinations held in January 2026. Logapriya P P emerged as the top scorer in the CA Foundation exam, securing an All India Rank (AIR) 1 with a total of 366 marks.
Following closely behind, Khushi Sikaria achieved AIR 2 with 365 marks. Notably, three candidates shared the AIR 3 position, each obtaining 361 marks. The overall pass percentage for the CA Foundation examination was recorded at 19.23%, indicating a competitive landscape for aspiring chartered accountants.
Performance in CA Intermediate Examination
In the CA Intermediate examination, Kanhiya Lal topped the list with an impressive score of 508 marks, securing AIR 1. Fathima Sheza K followed as AIR 2 with 504 marks, while Vanya Bansal claimed AIR 3 with 498 marks. The pass percentage for candidates clearing both groups in the CA Intermediate was significantly lower, at 9.39%.
The CA Foundation examination serves as the entry-level stage of the Chartered Accountancy course, which is known for its rigorous standards and challenging assessments. The results reflect the dedication and hard work of the candidates who participated in this competitive examination cycle.
As the ICAI continues to uphold high standards in the accounting profession, these results are a testament to the commitment of both the students and the institution. The performance of the candidates in this examination cycle will likely influence future aspirants and their preparation strategies.
Initial reactions from the candidates and their families have been overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing pride in their achievements despite the challenging nature of the exams. The ICAI has yet to release any official statements regarding the implications of these results for future examinations or additional support for candidates.
As the educational landscape evolves, the ICAI remains a pivotal institution in shaping the future of chartered accountancy in India. The results from the January 2026 examinations will serve as a benchmark for upcoming candidates as they prepare for their own journeys in this esteemed profession.
