Free Series 52 Practice Assessment

Free Series 52 Practice Assessment — 50 Exam-Style Questions

Fifty exam-style Series 52 questions on the municipal market — general obligation and revenue credit analysis, the new issue process, quantitative pricing, and the MSRB rules that govern how a municipal securities representative may do business. Scored instantly, with a topic breakdown.

Completely free • No account, no card • Instant results with a topic breakdown

What to expect

Fifty questions written the way the Series 52 actually tests — not flashcards, not definitions with the answer in the stem.

  • GO versus revenue bonds: the source of repayment, the protective covenants, and what actually backs each one
  • New issue mechanics — competitive versus negotiated, the official statement, and how a syndicate account is run
  • Pricing and yield relationships, including the effect of a call feature on yield to worst
  • The federal tax treatment of municipal interest and the state-level distinction that trips candidates up
  • MSRB rules on fair dealing, gifts, political contributions, and the disclosure a customer must receive

Start your free Series 52 assessment

50 exam-style questions. No account, no payment, instant results.

How do you want to take it?

We'll email your results and study suggestions. No card, no account.

How it works

  1. Tell us your name, email, and (optionally) when you plan to test.
  2. Pick how you want to take it — timer on or off, explanations as you go or held to the end, Deep Dive on if you want to be made to read every explanation.
  3. Answer 50 exam-style questions. Each one is graded on the server as you submit it.
  4. Get your score, your percentage, and a topic-by-topic breakdown showing which areas to rebuild first.

Frequently asked questions

  • A large share, and the assessment matches it. Municipal candidates who study only the analysis half tend to be surprised by that.

Ready to go further on the Series 52?

The assessment shows you where you stand. The study guide is what closes the gap — chapter quizzes, mini exams, and full-length practice finals across the whole outline.