The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) launches its 65th Campus Placement Programme for newly qualified Chartered Accountants from the May 2026 CA Final examination batch. ICAI announces 5,339 vacancies made available by 78 organisations in the first phase of the programme. According to the reports, a total of 6,399 candidates have registered for the placement drive. Interviews are scheduled to be held across 29 centres, with the process taking place in August and September 2026. The programme is intended to connect newly qualified CAs with recruitment opportunities across multiple areas, including finance, audit, taxation, consulting, and banking, along with other sectors. The announcements cover the placement timeline and the initial vacancy count, but do not specify individual company participation or the final number of vacancies beyond the first phase. The effort is presented as a structured recruitment channel for candidates completing the May 2026 CA Final examination.
ICAI announces 65th campus placement programme for newly qualified CAs
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) launches its 65th Campus Placement Programme for newly qualified Chartered Accountants from the May 2026 CA Final examination batch. ICAI announc...
- ICAI launches its 65th Campus Placement Programme for newly qualified CAs from the May 2026 CA Final batch.
- ICAI reports 6,399 registered candidates.
- A total of 78 organisations announce 5,339 vacancies in the first phase.
- Interviews are scheduled across 29 centres in August and September 2026.
- Vacancies cover recruitment opportunities across areas such as finance, audit, taxation, consulting, and banking.
ICAI has announced 5,339 vacancies under its 65th Campus Placement Programme 2026. Interviews will be held across 29 centres in August and September.
4 hours agoThe Institute of Chartered Accountants of India has announced its 65th Campus Placement Programme for newly qualified Chartered Accountants from the May 2026 CA Final examination batch. A total of 6,399 candidates have registered, while 78 organisations have announced 5,339 vacancies in the first phase. Interviews will be conducted across 29 centres during August and September 2026. The programme offers opportunities across finance, audit, taxation, consulting, banking and other sectors.
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