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CA Inter Jan 2025 Pass Percentage Analysis
Group
Appeared
Passed
Passing %
Group I
108187
15332
14.17%
Group II
80368
17813
22.16%
Both Groups
48261
6781
14.05%
CA Inter Toppers Details Jan 2025
Particulars
First Rank
Second Rank
Third Rank
Name
Deepanshi Agarwal
Thota Somanadh Seshadri Naidu
Sarthak Agrawal
City
Hyderabad
Vijaywada
Hathras
Marks
521/600
516/600
515/600
Percentage
86.83%
86.00%
85.83%
Analysis with Table & Chart CA Inter Pass Percentage of Past Attempts
CA Inter Pass Percentage Analysis (May 2015 to Jan 2025) – A detailed bar and line chart showing the pass percentages for Group I, Group II, and Both Groups across various CA Inter exam attempts. The image highlights trends in passing rates over the years, with significant fluctuations and improvements, especially in recent attempts.
Attempt
Group I Pass %
Group II Pass %
Both Groups Pass %
May 2015
16.54%
11.41%
8.26%
Nov 2015
12.61%
11.99%
5.75%
May 2016
18.21%
18.78%
11.36%
Nov 2016
7.14%
12.32%
11.57%
May 2017
13.82%
16.20%
22.98%
Nov 2017
15.91%
15.11%
22.76%
May 2018 (New)
11.36%
7.95%
9.83%
Nov 2018 (New)
11.36%
7.95%
9.83%
May 2019 (New)
16.87%
17.55%
15.05%
Nov 2019 (New)
17.34%
28.15%
15.12%
Nov 2020 (New)
25.64%
21.85%
17.09%
Jan 2021 (New)
12.95%
18.67%
9.83%
July 2021 (New)
29.11%
22.20%
10.49%
Dec 2021 (New)
21.78%
11.81%
11.56%
May 2022 (New)
13.30%
12.45%
5.46%
Nov 2022 (New)
21.19%
24.44%
12.72%
May 2023 (New)
18.95%
23.44%
10.24%
Nov 2023
16.78%
19.18%
9.73%
May 2024
27.15%
18.28%
19.88%
Sep 2024
15.17%
15.99%
5.66%
Jan 2025
14.17%
22.16%
14.05%
Group I Analysis
Fluctuations and Trends:
Highest Performance: The best performance was recorded in July 2021, with a pass percentage of 29.11%, marking a notable achievement.
Lowest Performance: The lowest pass percentage was in November 2016, with only 7.14%, indicating a particularly tough exam period.
Most Recent Performance (January 2025):
In January 2025, the pass percentage for Group I was 14.17%, a slight drop compared to September 2024 (15.17%).
This indicates a continued challenge for Group I candidates, with little improvement in the recent performance trend.
Notable Patterns:
The peak performances in November 2020 (25.64%) and July 2021 (29.11%) are likely influenced by external factors, such as adjustments in examination or evaluation processes during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Group I’s pass percentage remains variable, showing no consistent upward or downward trend in recent years.
Group II Analysis
Fluctuations and Trends:
Highest Performance: The highest pass percentage was in November 2019 with 28.15%, reflecting an excellent performance from candidates.
Lowest Performance: The lowest pass percentage was recorded in November 2018 at 7.95%, highlighting a particularly tough period.
Most Recent Performance (January 2025):
For January 2025, Group II achieved a pass percentage of 22.16%, an improvement compared to September 2024 (15.99%).
This marks a notable recovery for Group II, suggesting that candidates performed better in January 2025 compared to the recent months.
Notable Patterns:
Group II shows a more stable trend than Group I, with fewer extreme fluctuations.
There was a stronger performance in the period from 2019 to 2024 compared to the earlier years (2015-2018).
Both Groups Analysis
Fluctuations and Trends:
Highest Performance: The highest pass percentage for both groups occurred in May 2017 with 22.98%, marking a remarkable achievement.
Lowest Performance: The lowest pass percentage occurred in November 2015, with only 5.75%, representing an extremely challenging period.
Most Recent Performance (January 2025):
In January 2025, the pass percentage for Both Groups was 14.05%, an improvement over September 2024‘s 5.66%.
This recovery suggests that candidates had a slightly better chance of clearing both groups in January 2025.
Notable Patterns:
The pass percentage for Both Groups tends to be lower than that of individual groups, as it is more challenging to clear both groups simultaneously.
Despite the difficulty, well-prepared candidates still manage to achieve high pass percentages during certain periods (e.g., May 2017 and November 2017).
Conclusion
Overall Trends:
Group I showed a slight drop in January 2025 to 14.17%, down from 15.17% in September 2024.
Group II showed improvement in January 2025, with a pass percentage of 22.16%, compared to 15.99% in September 2024.
Both Groups saw a recovery in January 2025, with a pass percentage of 14.05%, up from 5.66% in September 2024.
Patterns and Observations:
The performance in 2020 and 2021 was notably strong, likely influenced by adjustments during the pandemic period.
From 2019 to 2024, Group II displayed consistent performance, while Both Groups and Group I continued to experience greater variability.
Recommendation:
There is a need for targeted preparation, especially for those attempting Both Groups, due to the consistently lower pass percentages.
