ICMAI CMA December 2023 inter and final results declared at icmai.in

ICMAI December 2023 Result: As many as 1,175 candidates qualified ICMAI final under the old syllabus, as many as 392 candidates qualified final under the ICMAI 2022 new syllabus.

ICMAI inter and final result link is available at icmai.in (File image/ representative)

The Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICMAI) has declared the CMA inter and final results. The ICMAI official website – icmai.in has made the CMA inter and final December 2023 results available. The ICMAI CMA December 2023 inter and final exams were held between December 10 and 17.

Students who appeared for the ICMAI inter and final exams under both old and new syllabus will have to key in their registration numbers and dates of birth to access their CMA December 2023 results.

CMA December 2023 Results: How to check

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

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Step 2: On the homepage, click on the link for Intermediate/Final result for December 2023 term

Step 3: Enter login details – registration number and date of birth

Step 4: Check and download the ICMAI CMA results

As per data shared by ICMAI, as many as 4,374 candidates have qualified intermediate course under the 2016 old syllabus and 1,474 candidates have completed under the new syllabus 2022. While 1,175 candidates qualified ICMAI final under the old syllabus, as many as 392 candidates qualified final under the ICMAI 2022 new syllabus.

The next session of ICMAI CMA foundation, intermediate and final examinations are set to be held in June. The exams will likely be conducted from June 11 to 18.

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