How many marks do you need to pass a CA Final or CA Inter group?

At least 40 in each paper of the group and at least 50% in the aggregate of all its papers, at one sitting, per ICAI's regulations.

What is the 60-mark exemption in CA exams?

If you sit all papers of a group, fail the group, but score 60 or more in a paper, you are exempt from that paper for the next three exams, and its marks count towards the group's 50% aggregate.

What is Permanent Exemption in CA exams?

Introduced from May 2024: after exhausting an exemption you may opt to continue it permanently, once. The exempted paper then counts as 50 marks, and you need at least 50 in each remaining paper of that group.

Will these marks pass?

To pass a CA Final or CA Inter group: 40 in each paper and 50% in aggregate, at one sitting. A paper with 60 or more in a failed group is exempt for the next three attempts. Check your own marks below.

The rules are ICAI’s, quoted on the pass percentage page. ICAI’s declared result is always final.