Where can I find a free practice exam for the life and health insurance license exam?
Prometric offers free insurance practice tests in Life, Health, and Property/Casualty at no cost to candidates. The questions are not state specific, but they mirror the types of questions on the official licensure test. PSI also offers a free test-prep app with practice tools for candidates in the states it serves, such as New York and California. For comparison, Pearson VUE sells practice tests at $19.95 each.
There is no free official practice exam for the Florida life and health exam. Pearson VUE, the state's examination vendor, sells online insurance practice tests for $19.95, while its candidate handbook and examination content outlines are free. The content outlines list each exam's question count, time limit, and topic weights, which you can use to focus your studying.
Sources: Pearson VUE: Florida Insurance Licensing Exams (test-taker portal).
Kansas provides no free practice exam and requires no study course before you take the licensing exam. Pearson VUE, the state's exam vendor, sells online practice tests for life, health, property, and casualty for $19.95 each. Neither the Kansas Department of Insurance nor Pearson VUE endorses any particular study material or school.
Sources: Pearson VUE: Kansas insurance licensing exams.
Prometric, the vendor that administers Virginia's insurance exams, offers free practice exams for the life and annuities and health lines on its Virginia insurance page at prometric.com/virginia/insurance. The practice tests follow the same content outlines that define the scored exams.
Sources: Va. Code § 38.2-1824: Kinds of agents' licenses and appointments issued; Va. Code § 38.2-1817: Examination for license; fee required; when fee forfeited.
No free practice exam is published for the West Virginia life and health licensing exams. Pearson VUE, the state's exam administrator, sells online practice tests for life, health, property, and casualty at $19.95 each. Pearson also publishes exam content outlines that list the general-knowledge and West Virginia-specific topics tested on each exam.
Sources: Pearson VUE: West Virginia Insurance licensing exams (scheduling page).
Wisconsin does not publish a free practice exam. The state publishes the Intermediary's Guide to Wisconsin Insurance Law at no cost, and it is the official study guide for the Wisconsin-law section of the exam. The state has not prepared any study program or manuals for the product-knowledge questions.
Sources: Wisconsin OCI: Insurance License Types and Fees; Wisconsin OCI: Resident License Requirements.