I am currently on my third attempt at the exam. My test scores for the last five exams are 80, 74, 72, 70, and 74. In my previous attempt using achievable, I never achieved a passing score, although I came close twice. The first time on the real exam, I scored 68, and the second time, I scored 71.
Hi @Hazel_White,
You are so close!
From your study report, I would recommend focusing in on the areas where you scored lowest: U.S. government debt, alternative pooled investments, options, the primary and secondary markets, and ethics. Dive back into those chapters, retake the quizzes, and make sure you fully understand the concepts behind both the correct and incorrect answers.
Also, try to consistently score in the mid to upper 80s on full-length exams in test mode (not instant feedback mode). Achievable exams are designed to reflect the real Series 7 exam, but aiming higher helps buffer against test-day nerves or a tougher question set. Be sure to use the full time available, and after each practice exam, thoroughly review every missed question, and even the ones you got right, to reinforce the concepts.
You’re making strong progress and you’re almost there. Keep up the momentum, you’ve got this!
Best,
Mataia
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Thank you i am studying for the Series 7 not 66. i will do the exam without the instant feedback. thank you for your feedback.
@Hazel_White So sorry - I mistyped! I was just working with someone studying for the 66, and it slipped into my message. Not using the instant feedback will give you a more accurate picture of where you are in your prep. Please let us know if there’s anything else we can do to support you as you study.
Thank you,
Mataia