• 2022 Lesson 3 The Insurance Policy for Property Casualty Insurance Exam, Insurance Exam Podcast

  • Jan 26 2022
  • Length: 27 mins
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2022 Lesson 3 The Insurance Policy for Property Casualty Insurance Exam, Insurance Exam Podcast

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  • Lesson 3 The Insurance Policy for Property Casualty Insurance Exam, Insurance Exam Podcast Lesson 3 The Insurance Policy for Property Casualty Insurance will give you an idea or what you will need to know about the Basics of Property Casualty Insurance policies for the Exam : About the Exam: All questions in the exam are four-part multiple choice. The number of questions on the exam and how much time you get are different based on what state you live in, so you might want to check on that before you take the test. The ballpark is between 50 and 100 and the time can be between one to two and a half hours. You will have to use the https://home.pearsonvue.com site to find a testing center in your area so that you can take the test. Testing centers administer all sorts of tests. When you arrive at the center on the day of your test, you have to check in with the center and you cannot be late. If you are late, you will not be able to take the test unless you notified the testing center in advance with a valid reason, such as a family emergency. When you check in, you will need to show a valid form of photo identification, such as a passport or driver’s license. During the test, you will have to place anything you are carrying into a locker for the duration of the test. This includes jewelry, watches, phones, etc. The testing room is monitored using cameras to keep the tests as honest as possible. You are expected to remain silent as a courtesy to other test takes and to make sure that no one is cheating. Before you take the actual test, you will complete a tutorial that walks you through how the test is to be taken. For Example if you live in Illinois here is the test handbook available at the Persons web site you would find similar information at Pearsons depending on what state you are taking the test. And here is a Sample Test for Illinois from Pearson s as well there is a charge to take this sample test. ©2022 InsuranceExamPodcast.com all rights reserved In your studies you may also be required to pass the Securities Industry Essentials Exam (The SIE Exam) If you need to take the SIE Exam, we have highly reviewed audio lessons for the SIE exam as well and sample lessons and more information may be found HERE If you need to pass the Series 7 Exam please listen to the podcasts at Series7Podcast.com If you are preparing for the Property Casualty Insurance Exam Insurance Exam Our audio course can get you ready! This Property Casualty Insurance Exam audio course is perfect for the busy student who wants to study while commuting, exercising or just getting around. Students who are busy and motivated take advantage of each spare moment to study. This Audio course serves this need. It allows you to study while walking, shopping, exercising, commuting, driving and any other activity that gets you our from behind a book at a desk or study area. Here is what is covered in this 10 hours of audio instruction. This first lesson is the first lesson in the series and covers Introduction to the Property Casualty Insurance Exam. This is a sample lesson of the full series of audio lessons.   If you need to pass the Series 7 Exam please listen to the podcasts at Series7Podcast.com Contact me if you have any questions
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