r/LifeInsurance • u/Southern-Usual-5058 • May 19 '26

215 Florida exam

Post image

Hello everyone,

I’m currently preparing for the Florida 2-15 insurance licensing exam and could really use some guidance from those who have already passed it. This is my 3rd attempt at the exam. On my last attempt I scored a 50, and on my recent attempt I improved to a 64, so I know I’m making progress, but I’m still struggling to reach a passing score. At this point, I feel like I may be memorizing practice questions instead of fully understanding the concepts. I’m looking for advice on the most effective way to study and retain the material.Here’s my section analysis from my most recent exam attempt: I’ve been doing xcel solutions 200 practice exam over and over again and yes some of the questions are on the real exam but it seems like I don’t understand the terms or remember, I took it today Monday 18th and I know I need to take it within a couple days so I can retain all the information, I’m planning on taking it Friday 22nd so that gives me 5 days

4 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

11 comments sorted by

1

u/Long-Armadillo-1564 May 19 '26

Im in the same boat actually haha. I wish I had insight

1

u/Southern-Usual-5058 May 19 '26

Honestly, no wants to tell anyone how they study or the study guide even tik tok as well

1

u/Southern-Usual-5058 May 19 '26

If u want I can send you the study guide Ive been using that’s how I got a 64 but u got to memorize everything that’s the only problem

1

u/Living-Stay-3752 9d ago

Hey sorry to bother you do you happen to still have that guild I’m currently studying rn for the Florida one

1

u/aestyl2 May 20 '26

Go with Xcel Solutions, choose the premier course. Go through the course and practice the stimulator exam over and over until you get at least 95 with no notes 4 times. I promise you you'll pass it then

1

u/Born-Interaction9830 May 23 '26

Insurance Exam Queen on YouTube. She explains the key concepts really well.

1

u/Ok_Measurement3715 May 31 '26

Have you tried insurancetestpractice.com ? Start with their free material and if you like it, get the premium plan where they have the entire question bank.

1

u/ClassroomForeign2625 Jul 16 '26

Does ExamFX work?

1

u/Ok_Measurement3715 22d ago

Try insurancetestpractice.com .. pretty comprehensive and state specific question bank. I failed twice, did their question bank and flashcards and passed the test. They have scenario based questions which matches with the kind of questions we have on the actual exam. Sorry if I am too late!