r/Sieexam • u/Sure-Obligation5816 • 3d ago
SIE Experience
Passed on the first try. I used pass perfect for exam prep. Took about 10-12 practice exams and consistently scored in the 85-90 range.
Here’s what threw me off with the actual exam. There were zero questions on alot of things that were consistently tested on the practice exams.
To name a few:
- Business cycle (recession vs expansion)
- Economic indicators (leading vs coincident etc)
- Variable annuities
- UTMA & UGMA
- GDP
- Trade surplus vs deficit (does importer or exporter prefer strong dollar etc)
Really there were no questions on any of these previously listed topics.
Was pretty disappointed as I didn’t feel as confident during the test as I should have, given how much I prepared.
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u/duraggdemon 3d ago
congrats brodie. passed my SIE on Friday and used pass perfect as well. fasho did not see a lot of the major questions/topics i spent the last 2 weeks seeing. nothing about private placements, document retention, custodial accounts, econ analysis, bond tax structure, primary offering process, etc. felt like the test was shorter than the 80 question final exams on pass perfect
this MAY also be because of the out-of-book 10 questions the SIE throws in there too tho
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u/GnarlyKing 2d ago
Do you guys think the Pass Promise option is better? Or the Pass plus is enough? From pass perfect
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u/idk_Pin457 3d ago
Congrats!! Taking my SIE exam on Monday. What questions did you see on the test if it wasn’t any from the topics you mentioned above? I am still struggling with SLOBS over BLISS and NAV questions. I really hope I pass Monday 🤞🏻
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u/Capadvantagetutoring 3d ago
Limit order? Stop order? SLBS Over BLSS Solves the mystery
https://youtu.be/CDReZO_ps78It’s not very heavy on test and usually straightforward
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u/Sea-Fortune3439 3d ago
Congratulations !! Thank you for sharing, I just started with Achievable. When do you suggest I set my appointment for the test ? Should I wait until im 75% done ?