How to Proctor a Series 7 Exam Online

FINRA lets Series 7 candidates schedule through Prometric for either a test center or online remote-proctored delivery, so the direct answer is you pick "online delivery" at booking, complete a remote check-in, and sit the exam under live proctor monitoring from home.

What This Exam Requires

Candidates need a stable connection, a clear desk, and to complete Prometric's remote check-in; only extended time and limited-English-proficiency accommodations are supported online.

Proctoring Requirements at a Glance

AspectDetail
Delivery vendorPrometric online delivery
AccommodationsExtra time / LEP only; others need a test center
Session length225 minutes
Question count125 scored questions
ID checkLive photo ID verification
Sponsor requirementMust be sponsored by a FINRA member firm

Integrity Risks Specific to This Exam

Series 7 candidates are high-value cheating targets given the stakes of securities licensing, with risks including hidden formula sheets and remote-access screen sharing.

How Neuroxa Adds a Layer of Defense

Broker-dealers running internal Series 7 readiness exams use Neuroxa to add ID verification, tab-switch detection, and a trust report their compliance teams can file.

FAQs

Can anyone take the Series 7 exam online? No, candidates needing accommodations beyond extra time or LEP must test at a Prometric center.

How long has Series 7 offered remote delivery? Prometric began accepting online Series 7 appointments in July 2020.

What is the passing score for Series 7? FINRA requires a scaled score of 72 out of 100.

Do I need firm sponsorship to sit for Series 7? Yes, a FINRA member firm must sponsor your registration.

Can training firms proctor Series 7 mock exams the same way? Yes, most add their own AI proctoring since Prometric's system only covers the official exam.

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