
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has officially started the CA Registration 2026 process for the upcoming September/November examination session. Candidates aspiring to appear for the CA Foundation September 2026, CA Intermediate September 2026, and CA Final November 2026 examinations can now submit their application forms through the Self Service Portal (SSP) at eservices.icai.org.
With the registration window now open, candidates are advised to complete their applications well before the deadline to avoid last-minute issues. The registration process includes application submission, fee payment, exam centre selection, and correction facility.
The ICAI has activated the online registration link for all three levels of the Chartered Accountancy course. Students can now log in to the SSP Portal and submit their exam forms for the upcoming session.
The CA examination remains one of India's most prestigious professional qualifications, opening career opportunities in auditing, taxation, finance, consulting, banking, and corporate management.
Candidates planning to appear in the September/November session should carefully review important dates, eligibility requirements, and application procedures before submitting their forms.
Candidates should note the following key dates for the September/November 2026 examination cycle:
| ICAI CA Exam Registration 2026: Important Dates | |
|---|---|
| Event | Date |
| CA Registration Begins | July 6, 2026 |
| Last Date Without Late Fee | July 19, 2026 |
| Last Date With Late Fee | July 22, 2026 |
| Application Correction Window | July 23 to July 25, 2026 |
Students are encouraged to complete registration before the regular deadline to avoid paying additional late fees.
The registration process is applicable for:
The Foundation level is the entry point into the Chartered Accountancy course and is ideal for students who have completed Class 12.
Students who have cleared the Foundation examination or meet direct entry requirements can register for the Intermediate examination.
Candidates who have completed Intermediate requirements and practical training obligations can register for the CA Final examination.
Missing the registration deadline can delay a candidate's CA journey by an entire examination cycle.
Completing registration on time ensures:
Candidates can complete the registration process online through the SSP portal.
Go to the ICAI Self Service Portal at:
eservices.icai.org
Enter all required information carefully, including:
Upload the necessary documents as specified by ICAI.
Candidates can now choose their preferred examination city and centre based on availability.
Complete the fee payment through the available online payment methods.
After successful submission, download and save the confirmation page for future reference.
The Self Service Portal (SSP) has become the central platform for various ICAI services, including:
Students should ensure that their registered mobile number and email ID remain active throughout the examination process.
While submitting the application, candidates may need:
Candidates should keep scanned copies ready before beginning the application process.
One of the important features available during registration is the option to select a preferred examination city.
Students are advised to:
ICAI will also provide a correction facility for candidates who need to modify details after submitting their applications.
July 23 to July 25, 2026
During this period, candidates can review and correct permissible details in their application forms.
Once registration is complete, candidates should immediately focus on exam preparation.
Allocate dedicated time for each subject and follow a realistic schedule.
ICAI's official study resources remain the most important source for exam preparation.
Regular mock tests help improve:
Consistent revision is essential, especially for practical and theoretical subjects.
The Chartered Accountancy qualification opens doors to diverse career paths, including:
The qualification is widely recognized across India and internationally.
With the registration process now open, students should:
