ICSI CS Result 2025: Scorecards released for Professional, Executive exams at icsi.edu

Candidates who appeared for either of the two examinations can check their results online through the official ICSI portal, icsi.edu.

Following the official schedule, results for the Professional Programme (Syllabus 2017 & 2022) was anounced at 11 am on August 25; followed by results for the Executive Programme (Syllabus 2022). Candidates who appeared for the examinations can check their results online through the official ICSI portal from the result link given on the homepage of the official website.

ICSI CS Result 2025: Date and time announced

Here are the steps students can use to check results.

–To check the ICSI CS Result 2025, candidates should begin by visiting the official website at icsi.edu.

–On the homepage, they need to click on the link for the CS result. After that, they must enter their roll number and registration number in the designated fields.

–Once submitted, the exam results will appear on the screen.

–Candidates are advised to download and save their ICSI CS exam scorecard for future reference.

As per the official release, the results will be made available subject-wise along with marks. Students will be able to download their formal e-result-cum-marks statement directly from the website for future reference. The ICSI conducts the CS examinations twice a year, in June and December.

The result cum marksheets of the professional programme will be dispatched to the candidates at their registered address soon after the declaration of the result.

Meanwhile, The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has released the schedule for the upcoming CS examinations under Syllabus 2022, applicable to both Executive and Professional Programmes. The December 2025 session is set to take place from December 22 to December 29. Online enrolment and fee submission for this session will commence on August 26.

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