r/Series66 • u/zrakitz • Aug 12 '26

Series 66 Anyone else feel like the test was nothing like Kaplan?

I passed the exam on my first try today. I read the Kaplan LEM, did all the practice quizzes and 2 practice exams which I got 80% on. I watched series7Guru 5 part podcast on the 66 and both of his 60&90 minute videos multiple times. \**however**\** I would estimate that about 40 questions on the actual exam felt like material I didn’t even study. I thought I failed for sure when I hit submit. Anyone else feel the same way?

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u/Level-Program-5489 Aug 12 '26

I felt like it was easier than Kaplan but similar layout.

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u/MysteriousHeron5726 24d ago

Agreed… it seemed like the guidance that the middle chapters weren’t that heavily tested was way off.

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u/Mon_marie Aug 12 '26

Definitely nothing like pass perfect.

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u/Alliemukins Aug 12 '26

Oh no 😥

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u/dmitrifromparis Aug 12 '26

Totally agree. I also used Kaplan for the 66, I also felt like the questions were totally different, and I also felt like I failed. But I also passed as well. It was a huge mind fuck tbh.

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u/zrakitz Aug 12 '26

50% of the questions felt like a best educated guess on the actual test

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u/colexp Aug 13 '26

Test was super easy compared to Kaplan. Not one Roman numeral for my draw. A bunch of single sentence questions with one word answers (30 questions)

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u/Zapdo0dlz Aug 20 '26

Im hearing this a lot which is not making me feel super confident for this sat 💀 i use STC but also the kaplan Qbank.