AHIP 2019

[goillini52]

Going thru the training will take a couple of hours if you bow your neck and focus; taking the test 30-45 minutes, depending on your level of confidence; don’t take the test until you’re ready because you only have a limited number of failures or you will have to sit out a year.

You can take the AHIP as many times as necessary. You get 3 tries. If you can't pass it in 3 tries, you have to pay again for 3 more tries, etc.

If you can't pass it in 3 tries, you probably shouldn't be selling it.

The carriers have a limit of 3 tries per year.

 

[myinsurebiz]

I'm going to take the AHIP for the 1st time how long does it take the AHIP itself I'm not talking about the carriers test just the AHIP?

you can do it between lunch and supper . . .

 

[jerryrut]

you can do it between lunch and supper . . .

Just don’t assume that you can breeze right thru it based on taking other exams, this is a different animal and it takes a 90% score to pass.

 

[myinsurebiz]

Just don’t assume that you can breeze right thru it based on taking other exams, this is a different animal and it takes a 90% score to pass.

Dude - it's the same stuff year after year . . .

Not rocket science . . .

Plus - if you can't pass a test at 100% with the answers online - you deserve to fail - just sayin' . . .

 

[myinsurebiz]

Just don’t assume that you can breeze right thru it based on taking other exams, this is a different animal and it takes a 90% score to pass.

I take the test each year in less than an hour - ez

 

[jerryrut]

I take the test each year in less than an hour - ez

Yep, you can do that after some experience, usually not first time

 

[jerryrut]

Dude - it's the same stuff year after year . . .

Not rocket science . . .

Plus - if you can't pass a test at 100% with the answers online - you deserve to fail - just sayin' . . .

I believe we were talking first time taking

 

[Travis Price]

Personally, I take it with a grain of salt when someone tells a new person it's Medicare basics and marketing rules. That's just not true.

I'm pretty well versed in Traditional Medicare because of my current job and experience. When I took AHIP this year I had to definitely use open book and I didn't get 100%.

The first time I didn't even pass when I could submit it.

I'm by no means dumb or uninformed about the basics of Medicare.

I think it's a bit obtuse and douchy to be disrespectful of people because they don't pass a test.

I tease about the open book method and charging 1k, but I wouldn't treat someone like they're stupid because they failed.

 

[goillini52]

I take the test each year in less than an hour - ez

Yeah, but not everybody has a 124 IQ(formerly 132) like you.

 

[Travis Price]

Yeah, but not everybody has a 124 IQ(formerly 132) like you.

It was 124, but went down to 80 after I started watching The Apprentice (see, you guys sucked me into making a political statement)