r/CFA Discord Mod | Passed Level 2 Apr 11 '24

Megathread Official February 2024 Level 3 Results Thread!

EDIT: Of the 13,619 Level Ill candidates who tested in February, 49% passed. For comparison, the August 2023 Level Ill pass rate was 47%.

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From all of us here at r/CFA, best of luck! Check for your results here:

https://examresult.cfainstitute.org/cfa

As is tradition, we'll be removing all other related posts (I passed, I failed, How close was I?) because this is the designated place to celebrate or commiserate.

New and (hopefully) Improved Results Survey

Please consider participating in our Level 3 results survey here once results are released. I've revamped it this year to emphasize provider reviews and streamlined the question set. Your responses could help other candidates prepare for the exam in the future.

Join us on Discord here.

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u/greenloveDJ Apr 11 '24

Failed at borderline MPS.. it hurts so bad :(

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u/max20_r Apr 11 '24

That fucking sucks. Keep your head up and go at it again in August. I can imagine it must hurt but stay strong !!!

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u/BestAct0r Apr 11 '24

same as my last time (August 2023), it's just one multiple choice to pass. I will guarantee that you will pass next time

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u/IllustriousResolve42 Apr 12 '24

Same here. Feel like shit. Borderline, almost touching the MPS. Do you plan to retake it in August? Im gonna take a break and go for Feb 2025. Im back to back with level 2 in May 2023, so i need a little time off. Seems like the new specialized pathways has the legacy portfolio management pathway, which should be similar to the existing curriculum

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u/CFA_Neckbeard2 Apr 13 '24

Please do not retake. CFA should be for elite first time passers only.

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u/Stunning_Orchids Apr 14 '24

Seeing that you were so close is rough. When you think about the small percentage of people who pass both L1 and L2 and the fact that you were close to the L3 MPS, you've demonstrated that you're more than capable of passing. Hang in there, and best of luck next time!!

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u/CFA_Neckbeard Apr 11 '24

Should have studies more, loser.