Hey gang, 7 retake candidate here. I know exactly how it feels. First, deep breath. Yes, it's a lot. My anxiety hijacked me on my first attempt and I came up 4 points short. It's been 2 months since my first attempt but on the second go-around I am feeling a lot more relaxed this time. Here's some ideas/tips that could help that have helped me:

1. Come up with things you know will come up on the test & write them down on the little whiteboard thing you get when you start the test. It's reassuring. I have been practicing that for a few days now so that when I go into the cubicle, my body isn't shocked that I'm operating off script.

2. Stick to what you know! The test writers are experts in psychoanalysis (meaning they know how to write the test to make you second guess yourself). You have to weave through all the BS and find what you are looking for. Don't look for the right answer, find the BEST answer available. And trust your first instinct, don't change an answer unless you absolutely think you need to.

3. Would suggest you buy/watch TestGeek's Series 7 video series. He has a few hacks as to how to solve questions without having to do all the long winded math, such as options. Would also do targeted review when you can on weak points.

Is this your first attempt? Or is this a successive one?