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ICAI reduces verification/certified copies fee of Chartered Accountants examinations

ICAI reduces verification/certified copies fee of Chartered Accountants examinations 

The Examination Committee of ICAI has decided to revise and reduce the verification & Certified Copies fee of answer books of the Chartered Accountants Examinations.

In its latest announcements, ICAI has stated that candidates intending to apply for verification & Certified Copies of answer books after the declaration of results of January 2026 CA Examinations may note the above changes in Verification/Certified Copies fees and pay the revised fees as indicated above alongwith the application for Verification/Certified Copies of answer books. and accordingly,

The revised fee is as under:

  Foundation/Intermediate/ Final/PQC Exams (Existing fees) Foundation/Intermediate /Final/PQC Exams (Revised fees)
Verification Fee Rs. 100/- per paper Rs. 150/- per paper
Certified Copy Fee Rs. 500/- per paper Rs. 100/- per paper

 

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