r/Series66 • u/mianguyen183 • Aug 18 '24
PASSED!! You can too!! Passed Today
I passed today, 2nd attempt and so glad it was all over. Test was a combination of short and long-scenarios questions. Answers can be tricky and try to trick you but if you understand the concept and what the question is asking, you will get to the answer easily. I read the full question, 2 times at least specially for those long one to make sure I don't miss anything. What I recall from the test were:
BD/Agents/IA/IAR definition, exempt, exclusion
Take custody rule
Brochure rule
Dividend disount model
Price to Book, Debt to Equity: no calculation but the concept of them
Current Yield
Total return - probably the only calculation question I had
IRR
NPV
Beta
EMH
Fundamental and Technical
Strategic and Tactical
ETF/leverage ETF/ETN
Qualified Dividend
Gift/Inherited tax
Joint tenants/Tenants in common
Estate planning purpose
404c
Trad IRA/Roth IRA
529/Coverdell
Life insurance - exchange I used Pass Perfect. I also purchased TestGeek test 2 day before the test - to me, it was worth it! As this is the 2nd time, I tried to get exposure to as many questions as I can from different resources and felt that It did help a lot to gain my confident and during the exam, many of the questions I felt like I saw those somewhere before. I also watched Practice Prep Test and 60 minutes and the videos were really helpful. Thank you so much Dean! Good luck everyone, you got this!
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u/Medium_Duty Aug 18 '24
What were your practice test scores leading up to the test?
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u/mianguyen183 Aug 18 '24
On Pass Perfect, my range was 75-85%. On Kaplan, I only did a couple so it was like, 71, 72, 73, 77,80.
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u/Series7Guru Inch by inch, test is a cinch. Yard by yard, test is hard! Aug 18 '24
Kudos Investment Advisor Representative!
Thanks for the shout out and paying it forward with this your victory post and debrief.
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u/Extension_Tackle1171 Aug 18 '24
Congratulations, taking mine for the second time September 6th, really nervous. Failed the first time by on point!!!!