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The Series 66 Exam is required by the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) and administered by FINRA. It qualifies candidates for state registration as investment advisor representatives if they have also passed the Series 7.



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You are not required to have a sponsor to take the Series 66 Exam.
The questions on the practice exams are slightly easier than the actual Series 66 Exam, so you should be scoring in the low 80s on the practice exams before taking the examination.
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The live-class slides are the same slides shown in the videos, representing the best distillation of the content we offer. The advantage of the recordings is that you can watch them on your own schedule, and you can speed up or replay material. The advantage of having an instructor deliver the information life is the student-teacher connection that offers the most nuanced test insights, including real-world examples, performance-enhancing tips, questions from other students, and even jokes.
You should plan on completing between 1,500 and 2,000 practice questions online prior to taking the exam. If your scores are not within passing range at that point, you may need to complete more questions.
If you come to class having read the material and completed at least 1,000 practice questions you should give yourself about one week to complete additional practice exams after the conclusion of the program before taking the Series 66 Examination. If you have not read the material before coming to class you will need more time after class ends.
Most students are able to finish the exam within the allotted time.
Though it is not required to read the textbook before coming to class, doing so will make the class more beneficial and worthwhile. If you have not read the material prior to class you will still get value from class, but should plan to spend more time following class to fully prepare for your exam.
Assuming you are working full time while preparing for the examination, you should allow yourself two to three weeks to read through the material and another two to three weeks to complete practice exams. You should attend the live class, watch the online lectures or receive private instruction one to two weeks prior to the Series 66 Examination. The total study time is typically four to six weeks.