Where can I find a practice test for the life, accident and health insurance exam?
Two exam vendors offer practice tests for the life, accident and health exam. Pearson VUE sells a General Life, Accident and Health practice test for $19.95, which includes 50 general insurance questions and 25 generic state questions. Prometric offers free Life and Health practice tests. For New York exams, PSI provides a free test prep app with practice tools and study resources.
Pearson VUE, which administers Alaska's insurance exams, offers online practice tests for life, health, property, and casualty for $19.95 each at pearsonvue.com/us/en/ak/insurance.html. You can also review the Alaska exam content outlines, which detail how many scored and pretest questions each exam includes. For questions about Alaska insurance exams, call Pearson VUE customer service at (800) 274-5993.
Sources: Pearson VUE: Alaska insurance licensing exams.
PSI Services, the vendor that administers Arkansas insurance licensing exams, sells online practice exams for a fee through its website. For the Life and Accident & Health exams, keep the testing window in mind: you must pass within 90 days of the approval-to-test date, with a maximum of 3 attempts in that period.
Sources: Arkansas AID: 23 CAR pt 14 prelicense education for producers and adjusters.
Pearson VUE, the company that administers Connecticut insurance exams, sells online practice tests for the life, health, property, and casualty exams for $19.95 each. Pearson's Connecticut insurance page also hosts the Candidate Handbook and exam content outlines in English and Spanish, which list the scored questions and topics for each exam. Connecticut does not provide its own study material for these exams.
Sources: Pearson VUE: Connecticut insurance licensing exams (state portal).
Pearson VUE, the company that administers Florida's insurance exams, sells online insurance practice tests for $19.95. It also publishes a free candidate handbook and examination content outlines showing the question counts, time limits, and topic areas for each Florida exam. For the combined health and life exam, the outline shows 150 scored questions plus 15 pretest questions with a time limit of 2.75 hours.
Sources: Pearson VUE: Florida Insurance Licensing Exams (test-taker portal); Pearson VUE — Florida Insurance Examination Content Outlines (effective January 1, 2026).
Pearson VUE, which administers Georgia's insurance exams, sells official online practice tests for life, health, property, and casualty at $19.95 each through its Georgia insurance page. The same page links the candidate handbook and the exam content outlines, which list every tested topic and its weight, including the Georgia laws and rules section.
Sources: Pearson VUE: Georgia insurance licensing exams (state landing page).
Pearson VUE, the company that administers Illinois insurance exams, sells online practice tests for the life, health, property, and casualty exams for $19.95 each on its website. Its website also provides the Candidate Handbook and content outlines, which list the exact topics each exam covers.
Sources: Pearson VUE: Illinois insurance licensing exams (landing page).
Pearson VUE, the testing company that administers Iowa's insurance exams, offers official online practice tests for the Life, Health, and Property and Casualty exams. You can register through its Iowa insurance page or by calling 877-540-5825, the same contact used to schedule the licensing exam itself.
Sources: Iowa IID: Insurance producers; Iowa IID: Fingerprinting and criminal history checks.
Pearson VUE, the vendor that administers Kansas insurance licensing exams, offers online practice tests for life, health, property, and casualty insurance for $19.95 each. Neither the Kansas Department of Insurance nor Pearson VUE endorses any particular study material or school. Kansas requires no pre-licensing education, so a practice test or study course is optional.
Sources: Pearson VUE: Kansas insurance licensing exams.
Pearson VUE, the vendor that administers Maine's insurance exams, sells online practice tests for the life, health, property, and casualty lines for $19.95 each through its Maine insurance page. The Candidate Handbook and content outlines for each exam are also free to download there.
Sources: Pearson VUE: Maine insurance licensing exams.
Pearson VUE, the vendor that administers Mississippi's insurance exams, sells online practice tests for life, health, property, and casualty insurance for $19.95 each at www.pearsonvue.com. The candidate handbook and detailed exam content outlines are also free downloads on the same site.
Sources: Pearson VUE: Mississippi insurance licensing exams (landing page).
PSI, the company that administers Nebraska's insurance exams, sells practice exams for both the life and health lines and the property and casualty lines. The Nebraska Department of Insurance also publishes free exam outlines by line of authority that list each topic and its percentage of questions. Both resources appear on the department's Nebraska insurance licensing exams page.
Sources: Nebraska DOI — Producer Licensing; Nebraska DOI: Producer licensing (licensing division hub with public adjuster and consultant requirements).
The South Dakota Division of Insurance does not specify official study or practice materials for the licensing exams, and producer candidates are free to use materials of their choice. Testing outlines and exam information are available through the Division's exam page, and Pearson VUE has administered the exams since January 1, 2018.
Sources: SDCL 58-2-29: Division of Insurance fee schedule; SDCL 58-30-145: Written examination required for resident applicants.
Pearson VUE publishes the Tennessee Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook and the content outlines for the Life and Accident & Health exams at https://home.pearsonvue.com/tn/insurance, and these are the official preparation references. You schedule the exams at the same site or by phone at (800) 274-4957.
Sources: TN TDCI — Insurance Producer Licensing Procedure with Exams; TN TDCI — Insurance Producer Licensing Procedure without Exams (nonresident, limited lines, variable, title).
Prometric, the vendor that administers Vermont's insurance exams, offers practice exams at no cost in LIPA, HIPA, and PIPA formats. You can register and access them through Prometric's Vermont insurance page. The same site publishes the content outlines that list each exam's question counts and time limits.
Sources: Vermont DFR: Producer license; Prometric: Vermont insurance licensing information bulletin.
Prometric, the company that administers Virginia's insurance exams, offers free practice exams on its Virginia insurance page, including the life (LIPA) and health (HIPA) practice assessments. The same page provides the License Information Bulletin and exam content outlines, which list the topics and weights covered on each exam.
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.
Pearson VUE, which administers West Virginia's insurance exams, sells official online practice tests for the life, health, property, and casualty exams for $19.95. Each exam also has a published content outline covering general knowledge and West Virginia-specific law, and the OIC posts examination pass/fail reports from 2021-2025 on its licensing site. Practice tests are separate from the actual exam, which costs $84.
Sources: Pearson VUE: West Virginia Insurance licensing exams (scheduling page); West Virginia Offices of the Insurance Commissioner fee schedule and Pearson VUE West Virginia Insurance Candidate Handbook (September 2026).
Wisconsin's Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) has not prepared any study program, manuals, or practice tests for the product-knowledge portion of the exam. OCI's Intermediary's Guide to Wisconsin Insurance Law is the official study guide for the Wisconsin laws section of the exam, and candidates are responsible for chapters I, II, III, and VI plus chapters that apply to their lines of authority.
Sources: Wisconsin OCI: Insurance License Types and Fees; Wisconsin OCI: Resident License Requirements.