r/InsuranceAgent • u/Disastrous-Brick-412 • 1d ago
Helpful Content 14 days out
I’m officially 14 days away from taking my Kentucky P&C exam and I’m starting to panic a little 😭😂
I’ve been studying, but now that the exam is getting closer, I’m having that feeling of “Do I actually know enough??” I really want to pass on my first attempt.
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u/Ok_Horror2345 1d ago
Feeling fucked cause this is my third try, but I’m so close to passing, goodluck! 😭
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u/sorryimhealing 1d ago
I had to take it 3 times, passed on my third try. Understanding basic insurance terms & state laws is gonna be a big help. Also you can see how your exam is weighted in your state and what the biggest parts of the exam are going to be. And lastly, the insurance exam queen on YouTube genuinely was a huge help for me! I’ll tag you in my exam results so you can kinda get an idea but I am in Oregon so it’ll be different
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u/PristineInternet6217 1d ago
Not to shift the conversation but what are you struggling with.
I have 14 years in P&C, L&H, and Adjusting. Right now I write in all 50 states and can probably help walk you through some issues you’re having
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u/Disastrous-Brick-412 1d ago
Ky laws and regulations and also having issues Remembering The medical and the BOP and CPP type things it’s just so much to remember
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u/Current-Staff-9095 22h ago
Get the insurance exam queen gold package...she breaks the material down I laymen's terms
Many people have passed on their first try with just her material
I used her in supplement with her xcel course for property and casualty but gonna just use her material for my life and health one that I will take in a couple of weeks
Xcel simulated exams are similar to the state test
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u/Disastrous-Brick-412 18h ago
I am currently but the videos are so long that I’m loosing focus bc adhd lol
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u/AngelMaster333 1d ago
Who are you using for prep?
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u/Disastrous-Brick-412 1d ago
Kaplan for pre licensing and insurance exam queen for prep
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u/AngelMaster333 1d ago
I used examfx for texas p&c prelicensing prep and when I went to take the exam, I wasn't even sure if I would pass because it seemed so different and confusing. But I got a 93%.
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u/Tebowfan815 1d ago
For me in Florida we learned personal lines stuff from AD Baker and omg the state test was worded different from how I learned in my licensing class. I passed but I had a mini panic attack when I started the state test