Series 7 Practice Exam: Full Timed Mocks with Explanations (Independent)
Two 125-question mocks built on the job-function split in FINRA's Series 7 Content Outline, each timed at 3 hours 45 minutes. Every answer explained with the rule or concept behind it.
- The rule behind every answer
- Score by job function
- FINRA's Content Outline split
- Checked 25 October 2026
Function 3 alone is 91 of the 125 scored questions.
- 2 mocks of 125 questions, 3 hours 45 minutes each
- The official 9 / 11 / 91 / 14 split across the four job functions
- The rule or concept behind every answer, with the working for calculations
- Score by job function and time per question after each mock
- Written to FINRA's 2025 Series 7 Content Outline
Start with the free sample
The 3 free questions (one each from functions 2, 3 and 4) run in the same test player as the mocks, with a question palette, mark for review and a clock. Each mock is 125 questions with the functions mixed, in 3 hours 45 minutes. The real Series 7 also carries 5 unscored pretest questions in the same 3 hours 45 minutes (130 in all), so its pace is a little faster than ours.
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- 2 mocks of 125 questions, 3 hours 45 minutes each
- The official 9 / 11 / 91 / 14 split across the four job functions
- The rule or concept behind every answer, with the working for calculations
- Score by job function and time per question after each mock
- Written to FINRA's 2025 Series 7 Content Outline
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Every test: instant score, answer review and a breakdown of topics to work on
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What is inside
| Job function | Share | What the questions practise | Per mock |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Seeks business for the broker-dealer | 7% | Communications with the public and their approval, options and investment company communications, the new-issue process, underwriting and exempt offerings. | 9 |
| 2. Opens accounts | 9% | Account types and registrations, retirement plans, customer identification and know your customer, privacy, discretion and powers of attorney, Regulation Best Interest and suitability. | 11 |
| 3. Information and recommendations | 73% | Equity, debt and municipal securities, packaged products, options strategies and their arithmetic, analysis, risk, taxes, disclosures, confirmations and account transfers. | 91 |
| 4. Processes and confirms transactions | 11% | Orders and quotes, short sales, settlement and good delivery, errors and complaints, and margin calculations. | 14 |
| Total | 100% | 2 mocks, no question repeated between them | 125 |
Each mock matches the real exam's allocation of scored items across the four job functions. The questions are written to the topics in FINRA's 2025 Series 7 Content Outline, including options strategies, municipal securities, margin and settlement.
What you see after every mock
- Your score in each of the four job functions, side by side, with your time per question in each, and a line naming your lowest-scoring function.
- The reason behind every answer, naming the FINRA, MSRB, SEC or Cboe rule, the tax rule or the concept it tests, with the working for every calculation.
- A written report on the attempt, your pace through the mock, and your progress when you retake it.
A score here is the share of our questions you answered correctly. It is not a Series 7 score and does not predict one: FINRA sets the passing score at 72 and places all candidate scores on a common scale through equating, which adjusts for differences in difficulty between exam forms.
The Series 7, as FINRA describes it
- 125 scored multiple-choice questions, each with four answer choices, plus 5 unidentified unscored pretest questions spread through the exam: 130 in all.
- 3 hours and 45 minutes. There is no penalty for guessing, so FINRA advises answering every question. Candidates may not bring reference materials to the testing session.
- The passing score is 72. To take the exam you must be associated with and sponsored by a FINRA member firm (or another applicable self-regulatory organization member firm).
- The SIE is the corequisite: you need to pass both the SIE and the Series 7, in either order, to obtain the General Securities Representative registration.
Sources: FINRA, Series 7 – General Securities Representative Exam, Series 7 Content Outline (2025) and SIE and Exam Restructuring FAQ, read 25 October 2026. FINRA is the authority on the Series 7.
Before you buy
Why 125 questions and not 130?
The real exam has 125 scored questions plus 5 unscored pretest questions that you cannot identify. Our mocks carry the 125 scored-question count with the official split by job function, so your score covers what counts, in the real exam's 3 hours 45 minutes.
If I score 72% here, will I pass the Series 7?
We cannot say. The Series 7 passing score of 72 is set on FINRA's equated scale, and our questions are not FINRA's. Use the score by job function to see where you lose marks, then study those parts of the outline.
What do I get?
250 original questions in 2 mocks of 125, each with the official number of questions per job function and a 3 hour 45 minute clock, in the full test player with a question palette and mark for review. After each mock: your score and time per question by job function, a written report, and the explanation for every answer. Retake either mock as often as you like.
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Independent practice; not the official FINRA exam; not made or endorsed by FINRA. These are original questions, not FINRA exam items. The exam facts are as FINRA's pages gave them on 25 October 2026.
Disclaimer
Independent practice: original questions, not FINRA items
Independent practice, not the official FINRA exam
Independent practice; not the official FINRA exam; not made or endorsed by FINRA. These are original questions, not FINRA exam items. The exam facts are as FINRA's pages gave them on 25 October 2026.
Are these real Series 7 questions? No. Every question is original, written by us to the topics in FINRA's Series 7 Content Outline. None is a FINRA exam item, and FINRA has not reviewed or endorsed them.