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Before sitting for the Illinois Property and Casualty exam, a candidate must complete at least how many hours of approved general pre-licensing education in addition to line-specific hours?

Q: Before sitting for the Illinois Property and Casualty exam, a candidate must complete at least how many hours of approved general pre-licensing education in addition to line-specific hours?

7.5 hours — 50 Ill. Adm. Code 3119 sets a 7.5-hour minimum of general pre-licensing education in addition to line-specific hours (typically 20 hours Property and 20 hours Casualty for personal lines candidates). Courses must be delivered by IDOI-approved providers. The applicant receives a Certificate of Completion that PSI verifies before allowing the exam to be scheduled.

A5 hours

B12 hours

C20 hours

7.5 hours

Why this is the answer

50 Ill. Adm. Code 3119 sets a 7.5-hour minimum of general pre-licensing education in addition to line-specific hours (typically 20 hours Property and 20 hours Casualty for personal lines candidates). Courses must be delivered by IDOI-approved providers. The applicant receives a Certificate of Completion that PSI verifies before allowing the exam to be scheduled.

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