CA Intermediate September 2026 results out; Mumbai's Neil Shah, Nashik's Sakshi Chandak share AIR 1
Both toppers scored 502 out of 600, or 83.67 per cent, as 14,818 candidates cleared the CA Intermediate examination held in September 2026.
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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has declared the results of the Chartered Accountant (CA) Intermediate examination held in September 2026. All India Rank (AIR) 1 has been shared by two candidates this time. Neil Rajesh Shah of Mumbai and Sakshi Chandak of Nashik both scored 502 out of 600, a percentage of 83.67.
According to the result analysis released by ICAI, a total of 14,818 candidates passed, counting Group I, Group II and both groups together.
A total of 1,60,887 candidates were admitted for the September 2026 examination. It was held at 583 centres in India and abroad.
Group-wise, 1,00,301 candidates appeared in Group I and 23,210 passed. The pass percentage of 23.14 here is the highest. In Group II, 68,400 candidates appeared and 12,938 passed, or 18.92 per cent. Of the 38,339 candidates who took both groups together, 5,066 passed, a pass percentage of 13.21.
The official ICAI press release names four toppers. Neil Rajesh Shah (Mumbai) and Sakshi Chandak (Nashik) are both in first place with 502 marks, or 83.67 per cent. Shruti V of Chennai is listed in the third position with 492 marks, or 82.00 per cent. Prem Agarwal of Surat scored 490 marks, or 81.67 per cent.
Congratulating the successful candidates, ICAI President CA. Prasanna Kumar D said their hard work and dedication had brought them closer to their dreams. He urged students to keep up their effort and strong performance. He also said they should use their knowledge and skills for society, the chartered accountancy profession and the country's progress. He wished the candidates well for the next stage of their professional journey.
Candidates can check their results and marks on the official ICAI results website, https://caresults.icai.org/. They will need to enter their registration number and roll number.
For candidates on the path to becoming chartered accountants, the result is an important step forward in their professional qualification.
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