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CA Passing Marks

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CA Passing Marks

CA Passing Marks

CA examinations use professional qualifying requirements rather than an admission-style cutoff.

Stage Individual Paper Requirement Aggregate Requirement
Foundation Minimum 40% in each paper Minimum 50% aggregate at one sitting
Intermediate Minimum 40% in each paper of the applicable group Minimum 50% aggregate under the applicable group-passing rules
Final Minimum 40% in each paper of the applicable group Minimum 50% aggregate under the applicable group-passing rules

Qualifying marks should not be confused with historical pass percentages or result statistics.

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Last verified: 01 October 2026

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