Rajan Kabra from Mumbai has topped the ICAI CA Final May 2025 exam with 516/600 (86%). A studious learner, he maintains a balance between studies and hobbies and now inspires aspirants with his intelligent approach to success.
ICAI CA Final Exam Result 2025: In a remarkable scholastic feat, Rajan Kabra of Mumbai has attained the highly sought All India Rank 1 (AIR 1) in the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) CA Final exam in May 2025 with an impressive 516 out of 600 (86%).
Rajan’s reign supreme in the CA Final comes after earlier successes at every level: he had topped the May 2022 CA Intermediate exam and the CA Foundation exam alike, demonstrating absolute academic consistency. He had scored 666/800 (83.25%) in the Intermediate exam and was praised for his strict study regimen, recommending day-by-day revisions and rigorous mock tests on his path to success.
Rajan is earthy and low-key despite his studies. Sources note that he balances serious study with relaxing, pursuing his hobby of reading novels, watching comedies, and studying blockchain technology through online courses. He wakes up early to have study sessions and adheres to a strict eight-hour sleep routine, attributing clear thinking and regular habits to his excellent performance.
Rajan is walking in his father’s shoes, himself a chartered accountant, and is presently undertaking articleship as he prepares to begin his professional life. His path chimes in with budding CAs, emphasizing that persistence, planned timetables, and health are just as important as sheer brains.
As Rajan Kabra is receiving praise for his impressive CA Final performance, he also provides an inspiring example: scholastic achievement accompanied by balance, curiosity, and unassuming dedication. His tale confirms that conquering difficult professional experiences is not merely about hard work — it’s about working intelligently.
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