ICAI CA Inter Sep 26 Result Live Updates: Scorecards likely to be released today

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) will declare the CA Intermediate September 2026 result today on its portal, caresults.icai.org. The institute, in an announcement issued on October 14, said the result would likely be released by this evening.

All the candidates who appeared for the September 2026 session of the CA Intermediate examination will be able to check their scorecards through the above-mentioned portal. In order to access the result, candidates will be required to enter their registration number and roll number.

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ICAI conducted the CA Intermediate September 2026 examinations in two groups across the country at various exam centres. The Group I papers were held on September 1, 3 and 6, while the Group II examinations were conducted on September 8, 10 and 12.:

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The exams were conducted offline through pen-and-paper mode in a single afternoon shift each day, from 2 pm to 5 pm. Candidates who appeared for either or both groups can check their marks and qualifying status once the result is released.

In the last session conduced in May 2026, a total of 9,350 out of 91,237 candidates (10.25%) passed in Group I, 10,372 out of 64,381 (16.11%) passed in Group II, while 2,820 out of 33,304 candidates (8.47%) cleared both groups.

Those who are waiting for their ICAI CA Intermediate Result 2026 should keep a close check on the official result website mentioned above and the time-to-time live feeds given below to catch early updates.

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ICAI CA Inter Sep 26 Result Live Updates (Express photo by Amit Mehra/ representative): The ICAI CA Intermediate results are important for those who are planning a career in Chartered Accountancy. Those who qualify the Intermediate examination will then be required to appear for the subsequent stage of the CA programme, while candidates who fail to clear the exam will need to re-appear in the next exam cycle.