ICSI CS December 2025 results today: Time, link and what to do next
India Today
The wait is almost over for Company Secretary aspirants who appeared in the December 2025 session. The Institute of Company Secretaries of India is set to announce the CS Executive and Professional results shortly, with scorecards to be released online on its official portal.
The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) is set to announce the results of the CS Executive and CS Professional December 2025 examinations on its official website, icsi.edu. As per the institute’s official notification, the CS Professional results will be declared at 11 am, while the CS Executive results will be released at 2 pm on the same day.
Candidates who appeared for the examinations will be able to access their results online using their roll number and login credentials. The digital scorecard will include a subject-wise marks break-up for each paper.
The CS Executive and Professional examinations were conducted in offline mode from December 22 to December 29, 2025, across various designated examination centres nationwide. Thousands of aspirants appeared for the tests as part of the December session.
ICSI has also clarified that the e-result-cum-marks statement for CS Executive candidates will be uploaded on the website immediately after the declaration of results. No physical copies of the marks statement will be dispatched.
Candidates can follow these steps to download their scorecards:
Visit the official website: icsi.edu
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