Insurance Exam Practice

Sources and Updates

How we review official sources, update state licensing pages, handle correction requests, and plan question-bank improvements.

Primary source approach

State and license pages are reviewed against public regulator, NIPR, and exam-vendor resources when available. We use conservative wording when a detail cannot be verified clearly from an official or vendor source.

  • State insurance department or division pages.
  • NIPR state licensing information pages.
  • Exam vendor pages from Pearson VUE, PSI, or Prometric when applicable.
  • Candidate handbooks, content outlines, exam bulletins, and application guidance.
How pages are updated
  • Updates are prioritized when a page receives Google Search impressions, when users report an issue, when a state changes a vendor or process, or when a licensing page needs stronger source context.
  • Top ranking pages are reviewed first to avoid harming pages that already help users.
  • State-specific claims are kept separate from general study advice.
  • If a vendor detail is unclear, the page tells users to verify directly with the state or current candidate handbook.
  • Major pages include a visible reviewed date so users can judge freshness.
Corrections and limitations

Insurance Exam Practice is independent. It is not a state insurance department, NIPR, Pearson VUE, PSI, Prometric, or an official licensing authority. Practice questions support studying but do not guarantee a passing score.

To report outdated details, broken links, or a practice-question issue, use the contact page and include the state, license type, page URL, and the detail that needs review.

Question-bank expansion plan

More original questions are added carefully in batches. Each new item is checked against the official state content outline before publishing, includes a plain-English explanation, and records the source it was verified against. Questions that cannot be verified are not published.

What's New
  • August 2026 - Five data guides published from our verified exam-facts dataset (passing scores, exam difficulty, vendors, costs, and question counts by state); named reviewer bylines added to blog articles; results pages gained social sharing, a printable/downloadable full-test review, a mistakes-review deck, practice streaks, flag-for-review during tests, per-question error reporting, progress export/import, an exam-date countdown, and offline support.
  • September 2026 - Texas, California, Pennsylvania and New York state-law modules added: 172 questions (13 Life, 12 Accident & Health and 18 Property & Casualty per state) written from each state's official content outline and verified against the cited statutes and regulations. Exam-day push reminders added to the My Progress page.
  • September 2026 - Georgia state-law module added: 43 questions (13 Life, 12 Accident & Sickness, 18 Property & Casualty) written from the Pearson VUE Georgia content outlines and verified against the cited O.C.G.A. sections and Commissioner's regulations; Georgia Life and Accident & Sickness outline summaries added to the state pages.
  • July-August 2026 - Question bank grew from 630 to 940 original questions, adding dedicated state-law modules for North Carolina, Ohio, and Michigan with statute citations; every question in the bank passed a line-by-line factual audit against primary sources.
  • July 2026 - Exam facts (question counts, time limits, passing scores, fees, vendors) verified from official candidate handbooks for all 51 jurisdictions and all three lines; mock exams began mirroring each state's real exam length and time limit.