What is the best way to study for the SIE exam? My company sent me a 200 page study guide and I've been taking practice exams. Are there any methods that you would recommend?
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There was a practice exam on the Finra website. It gives a little look at style of questions FINRA will ask.
I would recommend two weeks for the SIE. The SIE covers breadth. If you’re using knopman marks, I would do as many practice problems as you can after watching the videos. After that, do the section assessments for the areas you’re weak in. Lastly, know the class summary inside out as that alone will be able to get you to pass. Best of luck
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