Quick Snapshot
ICMAI has declared the CMA Intermediate (June 2025) results. This release includes subject-wise marksheets/scorecards and rank lists for top performers. Below you’ll find a deep, practical breakdown — exact statistics, top rankers, how to download your scorecard, verification options, passing rules, membership steps if you clear Final later, and practical guidance for the next move.
Official Links (one-click)
Action | Link |
|---|---|
Download Intermediate result / scorecard | |
Top 10 (Intermediate) — rank list | |
Apply for answer-script verification / re-check |
Detailed statistics — what the numbers tell us
Below are the official counts and pass-percentages for the June 2025 Intermediate session. These numbers show the session’s difficulty profile and how many candidates cleared each group or both groups.
Exam cohort | Appeared | Passed | Pass % |
|---|---|---|---|
Intermediate — Group I only | 26,974 | 2,864 | 10.62% |
Intermediate — Group II only | 15,333 | 4,664 | 30.42% |
Appeared both groups (either group pass) | 9,998 | 864 | 8.64% |
Appeared both groups (passed both) | 9,998 | 1,375 | 13.75% |
In plain language: Group II performed notably better than Group I this session (higher pass rate), and overall only a modest share of candidates cleared both groups together.
Top performers — Intermediate (June 2025)
Congratulations to the session toppers — the full rank list (Top-10) is published on the official rank page. The All-India Rank 1 for Intermediate is: Sujal Pradeep Saraf (Surat). Below are the top 10 (Intermediate) for quick reference:
Sujal Pradeep Saraf — Surat
Vinay Karnani — Noida
Gurkirat Singh Bhangu — Bhilai
Repaka Venkata Naga Sai Ganesh — Guntur
Sarthak Agarwal — Gurgaon
Sachin Choudhary — Surat
Sunthari M R S — Tirunelveli
Devisetty Naga Sai Lakshman — Guntur
Alapati Roop Nanda Srinath — Vijayawada
Ishwar Dewangan — Raipur
(Full rank lists and marks for toppers are accessible on the ICMAI rank-list page.)
How to check / download your scorecard (step-by-step)
Open the ICMAI students/results portal (icmai.in → Results / Students section).
Click the “CMA June 2025 — Intermediate Result” link (intermediate / final links appear separately).
Enter your 17-digit registration number and password / DOB as required.
Download the PDF scorecard — it contains subject-wise marks, total marks, pass/fail status and any exemption details.
Save a copy and take a printout for official use (document verification, applications, etc.).
Understanding your scorecard & pass rules
Scorecards will show subject-wise marks out of 100 for each paper you attempted, aggregate totals (where applicable), and your final status (Pass / Fail / Exempt). Important passing rules:
Minimum 40% in each subject is required to be considered passed for that paper.
Aggregate & group passing requirement: minimum 50% aggregate across the group (for non-exempted papers).
Exemption rule: scoring ≥60% in a paper earns an exemption for that paper in the next attempt (a standard placeholder score is used for aggregates where exemptions apply).
Verification, answer-copy requests & timelines
If you believe there’s an error, ICMAI provides a formal window to request verification or re-checking of marks. Typically:
Apply for verification / re-check within the window announced (usually within 30 days of result publication).
ICMAI may also provide scanned copies of answer-sheets / OMRs on request (timeframe and fee details are published after results).
Keep your registration details and payment method ready — the process is done online through the students’ portal.
After you clear Intermediate — next steps
Clearing Intermediate means you can register for the CMA Final course and plan practical training. Long term:
Register and enrol for the Final level (next available session: December 2025 or as ICMAI schedules).
Start or continue practical training — practical experience (usually 3 years, with prescribed conditions) is required to become an Associate member after passing Final.
Collect pass certificate / mark sheets when ICMAI issues them (the institute’s Examination Directorate handles dispatch and digital certificates).
Trend analysis — what changed this session
Compared with the December 2024 session, this June 2025 cycle shows some shifts: Group I pass rate was lower this June while Group II remained relatively stronger. That usually signals a tougher set of questions in Group I or stricter marking this term. Interpreting trends can help future candidates prioritise topics.
Tip: If you failed Group I this session, focus on Paper-6 (Financial Accounting) and Paper-8 (Cost Accounting) — historically these carry heavy weight and require regular practice.
Practical advice — immediate checklist
If you passed both groups: download your certificate, plan Final registration, and start documenting practical experience.
If you passed one group or none: identify weak papers from your scorecard, plan a realistic 6–10 week revision cycle, and consider targeted coaching or solved-paper practice.
In any case: keep copies of your scorecard and proof of application for verification (if applied).
FAQs — quick answers
Q: Where can I download my Intermediate scorecard?
From ICMAI students/results portal (icmai.in) using your registration number and password.
Q: Can I appeal my marks?
Yes — apply for verification/re-check through ICMAI’s online facility within the published window (usually 30 days).
Q: How long before certificates are issued?
ICMAI issues pass certificates and digital attestations after final processing; timeline is announced by the Examination Directorate — maintain a current e-mail and profile on the student portal.