ICMAI CMA Result June 2025 Announced: How to check intermediate, final scorecards at icmai.in

ICMAI Toppers & Pass Percentages 

Candidates who appeared for the ICMAI CMA Intermediate and Final exams in the June 2025 session can check their results by logging into the official ICMAI results portal using their credentials, including the 17-digit registration number.

ICMAI CMA 2025: How to check

Step 1: Go to the official website — icmai.in

Step 2: On the homepage, click on the “CMA result June 2025” link 

Step 3: Enter the required login credentials

Step 4: The results will be displayed on your screen

Step 5: Check the qualifying status and download it for future use

The ICMAI will also open the result verification window after the declaration of results. Candidates can make use of the facility before the finishing date and time. Those who obtain the minimum passing marks will be declared qualified.

Candidates will be allowed to apply for scorecard verification within 30 days by paying a fee. In case there is an increase in the score, the amount will be refunded. The CMA pass percentage denotes the number of students who cleared the exams compared to the total number of candidates who appeared in the exam.

The CMA programme, administered by the Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICMAI), is held twice annually—in June and December. Notably, the CMA Foundation results for the June 2025 session were declared on July 8, with the merit list featuring top performers such as Riya Poddar from Howrah, who secured the first rank.

In the previous year’s CMA Intermediate results, the pass rate for Group I alone was 16.10 per cent, while Group II alone saw a pass rate of 28.69 per cent. Additionally, 9.89 per cent of candidates cleared either one of the groups, and 17.77per cent successfully passed both.

For the CMA Final 2024 results, Group III alone had a pass percentage of 14.72 per cent, whereas Group IV alone recorded a significantly higher pass rate of 50.95 per cent. Candidates who cleared either group accounted for 30.76p per cent, and 22.46 per cent managed to pass both groups.