Tomorrow will be my fourth attempt at passing the Pennsylvania life and health insurance test. I’ve followed all the study advice from my lead, including reviewing and rewriting missed questions, but I still can’t seem to pass. Today, I got the closest I’ve ever been with a score of 67% (70% is needed to pass). I’m wondering if I’m missing something or if I’m on the right track to passing next time!
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My best friend encountered a similar situation and took these actions. He praised his accomplishments, concentrated on his weak points and practiced diligently. With dedication, he passed the Pennsylvania life and health insurance exam on his fourth try. Your determination parallels his accomplishment and I am convinced you will reach the same results.
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Hello guys, in combining thorough preparation with effective test-taking strategies, you increase your chances of passing the state insurance test. Collaborating with others can also provide support, new perspectives, and shared resource and maintain a positive attitude and confidence in your ability to pass the test. Passing state insurance test requires a combination of understanding the material, effective study strategies, and familiarity with the test format.
To begin, answer the short questions first. Just one or two lines.
Do not answer the questions that you do not know the answer to right away.
When the last question comes up…
When you get to the end, go back to question 1 and work on the questions you skipped because you didn’t know the answer.
Begin by answering the short questions first. One or two sentences.
Skip any questions to which you do not have an immediate answer.
Once you come to the final question…
When you reach to the finish, go back to question 1 and begin working on the skipped questions you didn’t know the answer to.