P & C best practice test/materials

[Girl Friday]

I took the course here with the insurance board, now prepping for the exam. I have the book and study guide. Are there any good online test prep materials you can recommend? The course teacher just essentially read out of the book, I want to make sure I am prepared for the exam week after next.

 

[marindependent]

I took the test in California long ago and I do not remember the "material" being all that helpful. Only practice tests. I took them over and over. Your CE course should have dozens of these to offer you.

 

[Girl Friday]

They gave us a book and a 70 page study guide. We did one on paper practice test the last day. They probably need to update with the times.

 

[Al3x Lee]

They gave us a book and a 70 page study guide. We did one on paper practice test the last day. They probably need to update with the times.

https://insurance.ohio.gov/static/Agent/Documents/PSI+Candidate+Bulletin.pdf

This is a good document with some tips, but lots of topics to cover. Page 21 has a list of the material on the exam and what % of the exam it comprises.

Page 7 and 8 have some useful information as well.

Most of all, be consistent with your studying. It's a lot to bite off if it's your first go at P&C insurance!

 

[Girl Friday]

Thank you! It sure is. I've been studying about 45 mins a day. Thanks for the tips!

 

[marindependent]

Thank you! It sure is. I've been studying about 45 mins a day. Thanks for the tips!

Go get copies of old tests from Ohio and rehearse the questions over and over.

 

[Al3x Lee]

Thank you! It sure is. I've been studying about 45 mins a day. Thanks for the tips!

No problem. How many weeks have you been studying?

 

[Girl Friday]

It's been about six weeks, since I completed the class. Going back in my emails I found a CIB web ce package that's included with my tuition, going to use that I think. See how it goes. My target date to take the test at the end of the month.

 

[Al3x Lee]

It's been about six weeks, since I completed the class. Going back in my emails I found a CIB web ce package that's included with my tuition, going to use that I think. See how it goes. My target date to take the test at the end of the month.

As long as you've been studying those six weeks you should ace it! Best of luck

 

[Markthebroker]

Good luck. I never did well in school, but I passed all my insurance tests the first time, so as long as you are diligently studying, you'll probably be fine.