The CA Final May 2026 results have been released by ICAI as of 18 June 2026 on the ICAI official website. Whether you passed, were close, or will be attempting again, this article has everything you'll need in one location.
How to Check Your CA Final May 2026 Result
How can candidates find out their results?
Candidates can check their ICAI results by going to the ICAI result site and following five easy steps:
- Go to the ICAI results site.
- Enter your Roll No. and Reg. No.
- Hit submit to send this information.
- Your result is displayed on the screen.
- Download/save the result scorecard for future use.
Candidates who requested an email option/setting from ICAI will receive their results through email to the registered email address originally used when registering with ICAI.
CA Final May 2026 Pass Percentage
| Group | Appeared | Passed | Pass % |
| Group I Only | 54,606 | 6,555 | 12.00% |
| Group II Only | 42,573 | 8,725 | 20.49% |
| Both Groups | 23,776 | 3,345 | 14.07% |
Group II had the highest pass rate this attempt at 20.49%. Overall, 14.07% of candidates who appeared in both groups cleared the exam — slightly higher than January 2026 but lower than May 2025.
CA Final May 2026 All India Toppers
| Rank | Name | City | Marks | % |
| AIR 1 | Noor Singla | Patiala | 499/600 | 83.17% |
| AIR 2 | Ritij Saraf | Howrah | 475/600 | 79.17% |
|
AIR 3 |
Sohan Anil Manjrekar |
Dombivli (E) |
473/600 |
78.83% |
Noor Singla from Patiala topped the country with 499 out of 600 — a genuinely remarkable score. Congratulations to all rank holders!
How Does May 2026 Compare to Previous Attempts?
| Attempt | Both Groups Pass % |
| May 2026 | 14.07% |
| Jan 2026 | 10.97% |
| Sep 2025 | 16.23% |
| May 2025 | 18.75% |
| Nov 2024 | 13.44% |
May 2026 sits in the middle — not the toughest, not the easiest. The exam consistently stays difficult, which is exactly why clearing it means so much.
What If You Didn't Clear the Exam?
Not passing the CA Final on your first try does not determine your potential. The exam has low pass rates and is quite challenging.
Here are a few practical steps:
- Review your performance in each subject closely.
- Identify your weak subjects and work on improving them.
- Create a realistic study plan for your next attempt.
- Regularly practice mock tests and previous year's papers.
- Stay consistent and avoid comparing your progress with others.
- Remember, many successful Chartered Accountants took several tries before reaching their goal.
What's Next for Qualified Candidates?
Candidates who have passed the CA Final can now proceed with:
- ICAI Membership Registration
- Applying for a Certificate of Practice (if applicable)
- Exploring opportunities in Audit, Taxation, Finance, Consulting, and Industry Roles
- Pursuing specialized certifications and professional growth opportunities
Final Thoughts
The CA Final May 2026 result is a significant milestone for thousands of hopefuls across India.
If you passed the exam, congratulations on becoming part of the respected Chartered Accountant community. Your hard work, discipline, and dedication have paid off.
If the result was not what you hoped for, keep moving forward. Each attempt brings you experience, knowledge, and confidence, bringing you closer to success.
Congratulations to all the achievers, rank holders, and future CAs. Your journey continues, and the best is still ahead.
FAQs
Q1. When was the CA Final May 2026 result declared?
ICAI declared the CA Final May 2026 result on 18th June 2026.
Q2. Where can I check my CA Final May 2026 result?
You can check your result on the official ICAI website — caresults.icai.org. If the server is slow due to heavy traffic, try icai.nic.in as an alternative.
Q3. What details do I need to check my result?
You'll need your Registration Number and Roll Number to access your result on the ICAI portal.
Q4. Who topped the CA Final May 2026 exam?
Noor Singla from Patiala secured the All India Rank 1 with 499 out of 600 marks, scoring an impressive 83.17%.
Q5. What was the CA Final May 2026 pass percentage?
The pass percentage for Group I was 12%, Group II was 20.49%, and for students who appeared in both groups, it was 14.07%.