The test isn’t hard, IF IF IF you know all the information. If you’re taking it cold, with no insurance experience, you’d better be sure you can pass the practice exam, HONESTLY, with 90%, or you won’t pass the real one.

Sadly, it does no good to focus in only one area. There will be questions from every section, including things like, what’s the penalty for impersonating an agent in TX. You’ll have to be able to calculate a coinsurance penalty, and figure a deductible on a hurricane claim. You’ll need to know if that washing machine in the basement (as if there was a basement in TX) is covered under flood – and if so, building, or contents?

Take the practice tests. Know why the right answer is right, and more importantly, why the wrong answers are wrong. And take MORE practice tests. You can find a free one here: http://www.insurance-schools.com/free_insurance_exam.asp
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