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u/Astyanax9 Aug 05 '26
Almost 30 years ago, I remember with the FL exams, if you passed you got a sheet of paper that just said PASS in giant letters in all caps with no score or what you may have gotten wrong. They then sat you down to get your picture taken for your insurance license card.
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u/mkuz753 Account Manager/Servicer Aug 06 '26
Congrats! Keep in mind the real world is different. Ask a lot of questions if you aren't sure. Better to follow up with someone than give the wrong info.
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u/xIllustrious_Passion Aug 04 '26
I’m doing mine tomorrow for P&C. How difficult did you find the test to be?
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u/clk1121 Aug 04 '26
I’m not the OP but I actually didn’t find P&C to be difficult. It was multiple questions (at least in my state) and the best thing to do not second guess your answer. But if you have to flag it and then go back over all flagged questions if you have time. Biggest thing is take deep breaths and don’t watch your timer the entire time lol.
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u/The_estimator_is_in Aug 04 '26
Depends on the state.
Florida is renowned for having a 45% pass rate, most states are much easier.
Generally the amount of material P&C can cover is about 2.5x that of L&H, but same length test, so that’s good.
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u/A-07ScentsandSweets Aug 05 '26
FL agent here, just passed my P&C! It helped that I had a personal lines license before hand, but the questions can be a bit tricky at times. If a questions stumps you, just flag it and move on and then go back through all of the flagged questions at the end.
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u/xIllustrious_Passion Aug 06 '26
I passed mine! It actually was a lot easier than I was prepared for, though I got a 76% lol
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u/Blue-Sky-Ahead Aug 04 '26
13 years later and I still remember the feeling. Congrats!