Ca foundation result jan 2026

CA Foundation January 2026 Results Announced

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has officially announced the results for the CA Foundation examination held in January 2026. The results were made public on March 8, 2026, providing candidates with the opportunity to check their scores on the official website, icai.nic.in.

Logapriya P P emerged as the top scorer, securing the All India Rank (AIR) 1 with an impressive 366 marks out of a total of 400, achieving a percentage of 91.50%. Following closely was Khushi Sikaria, who attained AIR 2 with 365 marks, translating to a percentage of 91.25%.

In a notable outcome, three candidates shared the AIR 3 position, each scoring 361 marks. This competitive performance highlights the rigorous nature of the examination.

The overall pass percentage for the CA Foundation January 2026 examination was recorded at 19.23%. This figure reflects the challenges faced by candidates, with the pass percentage for male candidates at 20.13% and for female candidates at 18.26%.

The CA Foundation examination serves as the entry-level stage for aspiring Chartered Accountants, and those who successfully clear this exam become eligible to register for the CA Intermediate level, which is also conducted by ICAI.

Historically, the CA Foundation examination is conducted three times a year, in January, May, and September, and consists of both subjective/descriptive and multiple-choice question formats. This structure aims to assess a wide range of knowledge and skills necessary for a career in accountancy.

As candidates reflect on their performance, the announcement of results often leads to a mix of emotions, from elation among top scorers to disappointment for those who did not pass. The results are a significant milestone in the journey of many towards becoming qualified Chartered Accountants.

Official statements regarding the examination process and results are expected to follow, providing further insights into the performance trends observed this year. Details remain unconfirmed.