Surat Students Achieve Remarkable Success in CA Final Examinations
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has officially declared the results for the CA Final examinations conducted in January 2026, showcasing an outstanding performance by students from Surat. In a significant achievement, six talented individuals from the city have secured prestigious positions within the All-India Top 50 rank list, highlighting the region's academic excellence in professional accounting education.
Top Performer from Surat Leads with Impressive Score
Krishna Kedia emerged as the highest-ranked candidate from Surat, attaining an All-India Rank (AIR) of 25. Kedia achieved an impressive score of 415 out of a total of 600 marks, demonstrating exceptional proficiency across the examination subjects. This accomplishment places Kedia among the nation's elite chartered accountancy aspirants, reflecting dedication and rigorous preparation.
Comprehensive Performance Statistics from Surat Branch
Rahul Agrawal, the chairman of the ICAI Surat branch, provided detailed insights into the local results. Agrawal confirmed that the results were officially announced on Sunday, following the January 2026 examination session. In Surat, a total of 566 students appeared for both groups of the CA Final exam, with 96 candidates successfully clearing both groups, indicating a strong overall performance.
Further breakdown reveals that 554 students attempted Group I, of which 149 passed, showcasing a solid success rate. Similarly, for Group II, 235 students appeared, and 26 managed to clear the examination. These figures underscore the challenging nature of the CA Final assessments while highlighting the determined efforts of Surat's student community.
Additional Top Rankers from Surat
Apart from Krishna Kedia, five other students from Surat have earned places in the All-India Top 50, contributing to the city's notable representation. The list includes Vandan Vora, who secured AIR 30, followed by Kritika Bajoria at AIR 33. Hitsar Shah achieved AIR 40, while Aman Badala and Vansh Baid rounded out the group with AIR 49 and AIR 50, respectively. This collective achievement emphasizes the high caliber of chartered accountancy education and training available in Surat.
Notably, four of these six top rankers received their training at Ravi Chhawchharia's institute in Surat, pointing to the institution's effective coaching methodologies and supportive learning environment. This pattern suggests a correlation between specialized training and examination success, benefiting aspiring chartered accountants in the region.
National Examination Overview and Pass Percentages
On a national scale, the CA Final examinations witnessed substantial participation, with 22,293 candidates appearing for both groups. Out of these, 2,446 students cleared the exam, resulting in a pass percentage of 10.97%. For Group I specifically, 53,652 students appeared, and 11,282 passed, achieving a pass rate of 21.03%. In Group II, 38,169 candidates attempted the examination, with 3,726 succeeding, which translates to a pass percentage of 9.76%.
These statistics highlight the rigorous standards maintained by ICAI in evaluating chartered accountancy candidates across India. The relatively low pass percentages underscore the examination's difficulty and the high level of competence required to qualify as a chartered accountant, making the achievements of Surat's students even more commendable.
The success of Surat's candidates in the CA Final results not only brings pride to the local community but also sets a benchmark for future aspirants. It reflects the city's growing reputation as a hub for professional education and excellence in the field of accountancy, encouraging more students to pursue this prestigious career path with determination and focus.
