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Montana (MT) Insurance Exam Prep Courses

Get your Montana insurance license using an America’s Professor online training course. Our comprehensive video lectures, review questions and study guide will help you learn, and retain, the material needed to pass your Montana Insurance Adjuster license exam, Montana Property and Casualty license exam, or other Montana insurance license exams the first time!

Start your path to success today! Please take a look at our Montana Insurance Pre-Licensing Courses below for Property, Casualty, Life and Health:

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Montana PC + LH Pre-Licensing Course Package: Combo

Average 4.95 out of 5 stars
Average 4.92 out of 5 stars
$ 528.50 $ 558.00
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  • Montana Property & Casualty Pre-Licensing Course (includes Surety)
  • Montana Life & Health Pre-Licensing Course
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Combo Course
$ 279.00
  • Includes Surety exam information
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Combo Course
$ 279.00
  • Test prep for the Montana Multi-Line Adjuster Exam (Pearson VUE Exam #24)
  • Test prep for the Montana Public Adjuster Exam (Pearson VUE Exam #17)
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$ 169.00
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$ 169.00
  • Includes Surety exam information
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Combo Course
$ 279.00
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Montana Life Pre-Licensing Course

Average 5 out of 5 stars
$ 169.00
$ 149.00
  • Required license to sell GAP Insurance or Credit Life & Disability Products

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How to Pass the Montana Insurance License Exam

Insurance licensing exams are challenging. Whether you’re going for your P&C license or your Life & Health license in Montana, you need to understand the complex insurance concepts and terminology you’ll see on your exam.

There are no shortcuts. Don’t rely on practice quizzes you find online. These tools simply don’t provide the foundational knowledge you need to pass the exam.

Enrolling in a comprehensive pre-licensing course is the best way to prepare.

Below we answer some of the most common questions people have about the Montana insurance licensing exam and explain how to give yourself the best chance of passing on the first try.

Is the Montana insurance exam hard?

Every exam is challenging in its own way.

Both the Property & Casualty exam and the Life & Health exam will challenge you with questions about the different types of insurance policies, how they work, what they cover, and how they are regulated at the state and federal levels.

In general, students report that the Health portion of the Montana Life & Health exam is more difficult. This is because health insurance policies tend to be more complicated than life insurance.

Similarly, students report that the Casualty portion of the Property & Casualty exam is more challenging since it deals with more conceptual topics like liability insurance. Property insurance deals with issues like fire, floods, and earthquakes, which are generally easier to understand.

How many questions are on the Montana insurance exam?

The number of questions varies for each exam.

  • The Montana Life exam has a total of 103 questions (86 scorable questions plus 17 “pretest” questions that don’t count toward your score).
  • The Montana Accident & Health exam has a total of 110 questions (92 scorable questions plus 18 “pretest” questions that don’t count toward your score).
  • The Montana Property exam has a total of 99 questions (82 scorable questions plus 17 “pretest” questions that don’t count toward your score).
  • The Montana Casualty exam has a total of 105 questions (87 scorable questions plus 18 non-scorable “pretest” questions).

See the test content outlines for more information about the number of questions on each exam.

What score do I need to pass?

In Montana, you need a score of 75 to pass each exam. This is higher than in other states, many of which only require a passing score of 70.

The exams are divided into two sections: a state-specific section and a national section. The state-specific portion is much more granular and deals with trivial state laws and regulations, while the national portion is more general (and usually easier).

The Montana Insurance Department requires test takers to pass the national exam and the state exam at the same time, so if you fail one you must retake both exams.

Also be aware that you need a score of 75 on both sections of the Montana exam to pass—the scores are not averaged together.

Your exam will be scored on the spot, so you will know right away whether you passed. But you will not be told which questions you got right or wrong.

If you don’t pass on your first try, you can sign up to take the test again after a mandatory waiting period—usually 1-3 days.

Can I take the exam online?

Yes, you can take a proctored exam online through Pearson VUE (the company that administers the exams). “Proctored” means someone monitors you through your computer’s webcam while you take the exam. Learn more here.

You can also take the exam in person at one of several testing locations in Montana. Currently, there are testing centers in Billings, Helena, Missoula, and Spokane Valley (WA).

How should I study for the exam?

The best way to study for the exam is to spend an entire week studying, just like you would with an in-person exam prep course. If this isn’t possible because you work or go to school, create a strict study schedule, and stick to it.

You should plan to spend 35-40 hours studying. This is how much time it takes for the average student to really absorb the material.

Aim for 3-4 hours of study time per day/night for at least two weeks before your exam. Study right up until the day of the exam to keep the information fresh in your mind.

Why take a course through America’s Professor?

Don’t settle for low-quality study guides or practice quizzes you find online. Instead, enroll in a comprehensive pre-licensing course through a reputable provider, like America’s Professor.

Our affordable online courses are taught by award-winning professor Dr. Jack Morton, who uses real-world examples and stories to keep you engaged and help you make sense of complex insurance concepts.

Each America’s Professor course gives you access to streaming video lessons that are accessible 24/7. You’ll also get a comprehensive hardcopy textbook to complement the online material along with plenty of practice quizzes—all backed by our outstanding customer support.

Hear what our students are saying about our courses and enroll in an exam prep course today!