ICAI CA Inter 2025: Updated Registration Dates, Fees & Exam Pattern
The CA Intermediate exam is the second milestone in the Chartered Accountancy journey. If you’re preparing for the CA Inter exam in 2025 (January, May, & September), it’s important to know the updated details regarding registration, fee structure, and the exam pattern. Here’s a complete guide to help you navigate the process.
CA Intermediate Registration Dates [Updated]
ICAI offers multiple exam sessions throughout the year. Here are the last dates for CA Intermediate registration for the various 2025 exam attempts:
Exam Attempt | Registration Last Date |
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January 2025 | 1st May 2024 |
May 2025 | 1st September 2024 |
September 2025 | 1st February 2025 |
January 2026 | 1st May 2025 |
To ensure your eligibility, you must complete the registration before the respective deadlines.
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CA Intermediate Registration Fees 2025
The CA Intermediate registration fees vary based on the number of groups a student registers for and their nationality. Below is the detailed fee structure for both Indian and foreign students:
Fee Description | Both Groups | Single Group (I / II) | Both Groups | Single Group (I / II) |
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Fee Amount for | Indian Nationals (₹) | Indian Nationals (₹) | Foreign Nationals ($) | Foreign Nationals ($) |
CA Intermediate Registration Fees | ₹ 15,000 | ₹ 11,000 | $ 1000 | $ 600 |
Student’s Activity Fees for CA Intermediate (One-Time Payment) | ₹ 2,000 | ₹ 2,000 | ||
CA Intermediate Registration Fees (as article assistant) | ₹ 1,000 | – | – | – |
Cost of Prospectus (Direct Entry Students) | ₹ 200 | ₹ 200 | $ 20 | $ 20 |
CA Intermediate Exam Form | ₹ 2,700 | ₹ 1,500 | $500 | $325 |
Total CA Intermediate Fees | ₹20,900 | ₹14,700 | $1520 | $945 |
The above fees cover registration, examination, and other related costs, ensuring you’re fully set to take on the CA Intermediate exam.
CA Intermediate 2025 Exam Structure
The CA Intermediate course is divided into two groups, with each group containing three papers. Each paper carries 100 marks and is a mix of MCQ-based and descriptive-type questions.
Paper-wise Breakdown:
Subject | Marks | Question Type |
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CA Inter Group 1 | ||
Paper 1: Advanced Accounting | 100 Marks | MCQs: 30 Marks, Descriptive: 70 Marks |
Paper 2: Corporate & Other Laws | 100 Marks | MCQs: 30 Marks, Descriptive: 70 Marks |
Paper 3: Taxation | 100 Marks | MCQs: 30 Marks, Descriptive: 70 Marks |
CA Inter Group 2 | ||
Paper 4: CMA (Costing) | 100 Marks | MCQs: 30 Marks, Descriptive: 70 Marks |
Paper 5: Auditing & Ethics | 100 Marks | MCQs: 30 Marks, Descriptive: 70 Marks |
Paper 6: FM SM | 100 Marks | MCQs: 30 Marks, Descriptive: 70 Marks |
Each subject includes 30 marks of objective MCQ-type questions, while the remaining 70 marks are descriptive. The combination of MCQs and descriptive answers challenges students to have both a clear conceptual understanding and analytical skills.
Passing Criteria
To pass the CA Intermediate exam, candidates need to score:
- A minimum of 40% in each individual paper, and
- An aggregate of 50% across all papers in both groups (or the group they have registered for).
Key Highlights:
- The CA Intermediate exam features a balanced blend of MCQs and descriptive questions.
- Registration deadlines vary for each attempt, so it’s crucial to plan ahead.
- Fees differ based on whether you’re applying for both groups or a single group and based on your nationality.
By keeping these details in mind, you can efficiently plan your CA Intermediate exam preparation. For any additional information or updates, be sure to check the official ICAI website.
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