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The Institute of Cost Accountants of India has declared the CMA Inter June 2026 results on August 8, 2026. According to the result analysis, the CMA Inter June 2026 saw a pass percentage of 23.93% for Group 1 and 30.64 for Group 2. Meanwhile, only 12.82 passed in either group and a decent 19.68% passed both groups. The CMA Inter June 2026 topper is Raunak Jain from Surat, followed by Mohit Das, who secured AIR 2 and Kantala Prashanth Reddy of Hyderabad achieved AIR 3. Out of a total of 56,856 who appeared for the CMA Intermediate exam only 2,144 passed both groups. Hence, this CMA Inter June 2026 result analysis suggests that there is a slight decrease in the pass rate compared to the previous session.
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Coming to the CMA Final result analysis 2026, compared to the previous year, the CMA Final June 2026 pass rate saw a good improvement in Group 4 and Group 5. The pass percentage of CMA Final June 2026 shows 30.22% passed for Group III and 44.21% for Group IV. According to the result analysis, 32.97% qualified in both groups; this is the highest since the December 2020 session, where students qualified both groups in one sitting.
The CMA Inter and Final June 2026 result analysis shows that the pass percentage for both levels saw a huge improvement in candidates’ performance. Talking about the CMA Final level, the June 2026 session recorded an increase of 5.80% in Group 3 and a strong 10.42% boost in Group 4. In the past few years, the June 2026 session of the CMA Final has seen over double the number of successful candidates. The CMA Final June 2026 session had the highest attendance, with 20,2024 appearances. Comparatively, the June 2024 session had only 16,338 attendees.
Category | June 2026 | vs Dec 2025 | vs June 2025 | vs Dec 2024 | vs June 2024 |
Group III only | 30.22% | ▲ +5.80 pp | ▲ +14.02 pp | ▲ +15.50 pp | ▲ +15.84 pp |
Group IV only | 44.21% | ▲ +10.42 pp | ▲ +19.36 pp | ▼ -6.74 pp | ▲ +30.19 pp |
Passed Either One Group | 16.19% | ▲ +0.05 pp | ▲ +2.51 pp | ▼ -14.57 pp | ▲ +8.13 pp |
Passed Both Groups | 32.97% | ▲ +7.42 pp | ▲ +14.33 pp | ▲ +10.51 pp | ▲ +21.75 pp |
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Category | June 2026 | vs Dec 2025 | vs June 2025 | vs Dec 2024 | vs June 2024 |
Group I only | 23.93% | ▼ -0.66 pp | ▲ +13.31 pp | ▲ +7.83 pp | ▲ +12.87 pp |
Group II only | 30.64% | ▼ -1.12 pp | ▲ +0.22 pp | ▲ +1.95 pp | ▲ +1.77 pp |
Passed Either One Group | 12.82% | ▲ +1.44 pp | ▲ +4.18 pp | ▲ +2.93 pp | ▲ +4.16 pp |
Passed Both Groups | 19.68% | ▼ -3.19 pp | ▲ +5.93 pp | ▲ +1.91 pp | ▲ +3.13 pp |
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▼decrease
Candidates appeared for | No. of candidates appeared | No. of candidates passed | % Pass |
Group-I only | 28,471 | 6,813 | 23.93 |
Group-II only | 17,488 | 5,358 | 30.64 |
Both Groups | 10,897 | ||
Passed in either one of the groups | 10,897 | 1,397 | 12.82 |
Passed Both Groups | 10,897 | 2,144 | 19.68 |
Rank | Candidate Name | Gender | City |
1 | Raunak Jain | M | Surat |
2 | Mohit Das | M | Visakhapatnam |
3 | Kantala Prashanth Reddy | M | Hyderabad |
4 | Harsh Sunit Jain | M | Surat |
4 | Tarak Sai Ram P | M | Guntur |
5 | Purvansh Baldi | M | Surat |
6 | Vinod Sahu | M | Beawar |
7 | Diyakumari Jagdishbhai Khalasi | F | Surat |
8 | Gunturi Pujitha | F | Vijayawada |
8 | Preya Bazaz | F | Asansol |
9 | Penugonda Sai Raghavendra Reddy | M | Guntur |
10 | Muflila Sereen | F | Thanjavur (Tamil Nadu) |
Candidate Appeared For | No. of Candidates Appeared | No. of Candidates Passed | % of Pass |
Group-III only | 10,474 | 3,165 | 30.22% |
Group-IV only | 5,393 | 2,384 | 44.21% |
Both Groups – Passed in either one of the groups | 4,337 | 702 | 16.19% |
Both Groups – Passed Both Groups | 4,337 | 1,430 | 32.97% |
Rank | Candidate Name | Gender | City |
1 | Mokshit Vamsi Krishna Mattupalli | M | Guntur |
2 | Rahul Kailas Bhoir | M | Navi Mumbai |
3 | Vannemreddy Hemanth | M | Guntur |
4 | Gurkirat Singh Bhangu | M | Bhilai |
5 | Chorawala Prathamkumar Nileshkumar | M | Surat |
6 | Vishakha Agarwal | F | Jaipur |
7 | Gadamsetti Pavan Naga Sai | M | Guntur |
8 | Jugeendra Sainadharao Potnuru | M | Visakhapatnam |
9 | Aditya Bhaskar Iyer | M | Navi Mumbai |
10 | Samayamantula Mani Sahasra | F | Visakhapatnam |
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Yes the final CMA syllabus is expected to change a little for the June 2022 session. The syllabus is updated every 5 years although the changes are not very drastic. As the years go by, some chapters become obsolete and some new chapters need to be include. Thus the
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