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For the Pennsylvania Life license: insurance regulation, life policies, provisions and riders, annuities and federal tax, with Pennsylvania law throughout.
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For the Pennsylvania A&H license: insurance regulation, health policy provisions, disability income, medical plans, group, dental and senior coverage, with Pennsylvania law throughout.
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Questions about the Pennsylvania insurance exam
Short answers from PSI's Pennsylvania bulletin, outlines and test list, and the Pennsylvania statutes. Check them for current details.
How many questions are on the Pennsylvania Life and Accident & Health producer exams?
Each exam has 100 scored questions, spread over PSI's content sections by percentage. PSI says the exam includes Pennsylvania law. It is spread through the exam and you get one score, 70% to pass. PSI may also add 5 to 10 unscored experimental questions.
Source: PSI Life outline 16-01 (effective March 1, 2026), PSI Accident and Health outline 16-02, PSI Pennsylvania candidate information bulletin.
How long is the Pennsylvania insurance exam, and what score do I need?
Each exam is 120 minutes, and the bulletin says the time for the unscored questions is included. To pass you need a minimum score of 70%.
Source: PSI Life outline 16-01, PSI Pennsylvania candidate information bulletin.
How much does the Pennsylvania insurance exam cost?
The PSI fee is $45 for the Life exam and $45 for the Accident and Health exam ($55 for the combined Life, Accident and Health exam). Exam fees are not refundable or transferable. The resident producer license application fee is a separate $55.
Source: PSI Pennsylvania candidate information bulletin, 40 P.S. 310.5 (FindLaw).
Can I take the Pennsylvania insurance exam online from home?
Yes. PSI's bulletin says you select your test, then the modality: test center or remote proctored. PSI's Pennsylvania page says testing is available at test centers and by online proctoring for eligible candidates.
Source: PSI Pennsylvania available tests.
Do I need a pre-licensing course for the Pennsylvania Life or Accident & Health exam?
Not under the current statute. 40 P.S. 310.4(a) says you must pass the licensing exam before you apply, and the pre-exam education rule that was in 310.4(b) was deleted by Act 142 of 2024, effective April 29, 2025.
Source: 40 P.S. 310.4 (FindLaw).
Are these real Pennsylvania exam questions?
No. Our practice questions are written by us and are not questions from the actual exam. Prep Retention is not affiliated with PSI or the Pennsylvania Insurance Department.
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Exam details on this page are summaries for study purposes and may change. For official and current information about the exam, scheduling, fees and licensing requirements, check the Pennsylvania Insurance Department and the exam provider directly.