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The CFA Institute announced the Level 3 February 2025 exam results today, revealing a 49% pass rate among 11,131 candidates worldwide. This marks a slight increase from the August 2024 session. Candidates can access their results on the CFA Institute website and will receive email notifications later today. The Level 3 exam emphasizes portfolio management and wealth planning.

The Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Institute has announced the CFA Level 3 February 2025 result today, April 22, 2025. Candidates who appeared for the exam can check their results by logging into the official CFA Institute website, cfainstitute.org.
This year’s pass rate for the Level 3 February exam stands at 49%, marking a 1% increase compared to the 48% pass rate recorded in the August 2024 session.
A total of 11,131 candidates worldwide attempted the CFA Level 3 exam in February 2025.

CFA Level 3 February 2025 result: Steps to check

Candidates can follow these simple steps to access their CFA Level 3 result:

Step 1. Visit the official website of CFA Institute, cfainstitute.org.
Step 2. Click on the login option and sign in with your CFA Institute ID and password.
Step 3. Navigate to your candidate dashboard.
Step 4. Your CFA Level 3 February 2025 result will be displayed.
Step 5. Download and save a copy for future reference.
Alternatively, candidates can check their results through the link provided .
The institute has stated on its website that it will also email the results to candidates after 6:30 PM today, April 22, 2025.

CFA Level 3 exam February 2025: A broad overview

The CFA Level 3 exam focuses on portfolio management and wealth planning, requiring candidates to demonstrate in-depth analytical and evaluative skills. It is the final level in the CFA Program, and passing it qualifies candidates to earn the CFA charter after meeting other eligibility criteria including work experience and membership requirements.

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