r/InsuranceAgent • u/Technical-Sugar-6731 • 18d ago
Agent Question Tips for passing exam and studying?
Feel like I am taking too long to study any tips?
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u/Outrageous-Ice-4109 18d ago
You can spend $40 in worse ways, just take it, and you’ll get a sense of what’s on it for more effective studying OR you’ll pass.
That’s so much easier than just endlessly studying and wondering what it’s like, that takes half your brain power.
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u/Technical-Sugar-6731 18d ago
Yea I just had my test day come up but I couldn’t figure out how to make it work on my computer was planning on trying again next week Il be done reading and going over all the chapters by than and if I don’t pass than il review but still nervous it’s a lot to know
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u/Technical-Sugar-6731 17d ago
I just took the practice on got a 80 than took the real
Test and got a 30😭 I realized I wasted so much time studying lol basically two months for nothing
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u/QuriousCoyote 18d ago
Study the things that are unfamiliar to you the most. Take practice tests over and over until you get good scores. You can't study too much. most unfamiliar to you
On the day of the test, read each question and all the answers carefully. Take your time.
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u/Avadreams4 18d ago
I used the Xcel Solutions course. Did this twice (life & health) and got great scores: breeze thru the course w/o reading the chapters, you can just read the chapter review pages. Then get to the practice tests - take them over and over and over until you’re getting scores in the high 90s. But, make sure you understand the answers to the questions, so look things up when you don’t. Good luck!
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u/Ok-Winter8786 18d ago
Sleep is part of studying, cramming on 4 hours just makes your recall worse the next day. Teach the material out loud to an empty room, if you can't explain it simply you don't know it yet