ICAI January 2026 Exams: How to Report Question Paper Errors & Discrepancies

ICAI invites January 2026 exam candidates to report question paper errors by Jan 27 via email or Speed Post with complete personal and exam details.

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ICAI January 2026 Exams: How to Report Question Paper Errors & Discrepancies
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The ICAI Examination Department has issued a notification for the January 2026 exam cycle inviting candidates to report any errors, discrepancies, or ambiguities found in the question papers of CA Final, Intermediate, Foundation, and specified Post Qualification Courses (INTT-AT and IRM).

Candidates must submit their observations by January 27, 2026, either via email at examfeedback@icai.in or through Speed Post to the Joint Secretary (Exams), ICAI, New Delhi. Submissions must be complete and non-anonymous, clearly mentioning the question number and paper code, and must include the candidate’s full name, registration number, roll number, email ID, and mobile number, failing which the feedback may be rejected.

CategoryDetails
Issuing AuthorityInstitute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI)
Exam CycleJanuary 2026
Purpose of NotificationSubmission of errors, discrepancies, or observations in question papers
Applicable ExamsCA Final, CA Intermediate, CA Foundation, PQC – INTT-AT, PQC – IRM
Last Date to Submit27 January 2026
Submission ModesEmail or Speed Post
Official Email IDexamfeedback@icai.in
Postal AddressJoint Secretary (Exams), ICAI Bhawan, Indraprastha Marg, New Delhi – 110002
Mandatory Candidate DetailsName, Registration No., Roll No., Email ID, Mobile No.
Important NoteAnonymous or incomplete submissions will be rejected

ICAI Announcement: Procedure to Submit Observations on January 2026 Question Papers

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) Examination Department has released an official notification regarding the ongoing January 2026 Examination cycle.

The Institute has opened a window for candidates to bring forward any observations, errors, or discrepancies found in the question papers for the CA Final, Intermediate, Foundation, and Post Qualification Courses.

Here is a breakdown of the official announcement and the mandatory procedure for submitting your feedback.

📅 Important Deadline

All observations must reach the Examination Department by January 27, 2026. Submissions received after this date will not be entertained.

📝 Applicable Examinations

This notification applies to candidates who appeared for the following exams in January 2026:

  • CA Final
  • CA Intermediate
  • CA Foundation
  • Post Qualification Course: International Trade Laws & World Trade Organisation (INTT-AT)
  • Post Qualification Course: Insurance and Risk Management (IRM)

📮 How to Submit Your Observations

Candidates can submit their feedback through two specific modes. It is not necessary to use both; either mode is sufficient provided it reaches the department before the deadline.

Option 1: Via Email (Fastest Method)

Send your observations to the official email address:

examfeedback@icai.in

Option 2: Via Speed Post

If you prefer to send a physical representation, it must be sent via Speed Post to the following address:

The Joint Secretary (Exams) The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India ICAI Bhawan, Indraprastha Marg New Delhi – 110 002

⚠️ Mandatory Requirements for Submission

The ICAI has strictly noted that anonymous or incomplete submissions will not be taken into consideration. To ensure your observation is reviewed, your email or letter must contain the following details:

  1. Full Name of the Candidate
  2. Registration Number
  3. Roll Number
  4. Email ID
  5. Mobile Number

Note: If any of the above details are missing, the Examination Department will likely discard the observation.

Summary for Candidates

If you felt a question was ambiguous, out of syllabus, or contained a printing error during your January 2026 exams, this is your official channel to report it. Ensure you draft your email professionally, cite the specific Question Number and Paper Code clearly, and include all your personal identification details

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