CIMA’s P2 objective test is still ‘the one to pass’, as the new stats show a pass rate of 46%. This is despite a year-on-year rise in the overall pass rate of two percentage points.
It was a similar story for F2, which also saw a two percentage points jump over the previous year – rising from 47% to 49%. However, these are still the only OT papers with pass rates below 50%. CIMA publishes the CGMA objective tests once a year, and the latest stats cover the exams sat between 1 November 2024 to 30 November 2025.
And while F2 saw a jump in its pass rate the rates for F1 and F3 both slipped two percentage points, to 76% and 56% respectively.
The good news is all the P paper pass rates were up or held steady, when compared to the previous year’s figures. P1 rose one percentage point to 54% and the P3 pass rate was the same as 2023/24, at 63%.
CGMA OT PASS RATES (1/11/24 – 30/11/25)
