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Key Facts: AZ Property & Casualty Exam

150 Q

Exam Questions

PSI AZ content outline (Series 13-34)

150 min

Exam Time

PSI AZ content outline

70%

Passing Score

AZ candidate bulletin

$59

Exam Fee

PSI test detail (AZ 13-34)

4 attempts

Exam Attempts

Maximum in 12 months before 1-year wait

48/4 + 6 ethics

CE Requirement

A.R.S. 20-2902

Arizona Series 13-34 is 150 questions in 150 minutes with a 70% passing score and a $59 exam fee through PSI. Arizona uses a 4-attempt limit in 12 months, requires fingerprint-based background checks for licensing, and imposes 48 CE hours every 4 years including 6 ethics hours under A.R.S. 20-2902.

About the AZ Property & Casualty Exam

The Arizona Property & Casualty exam tests national P&C fundamentals plus Arizona law, including DIFI producer regulation, 25/50/15 auto minimums, pure comparative negligence, UM/UIM offer rules, unfair trade practices, and workers compensation compliance.

Questions

150 scored questions

Time Limit

2 hours 30 minutes

Passing Score

70%

Exam Fee

$59 (Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions (DIFI) / PSI)

AZ Property & Casualty Exam Content Outline

7%

AZ Regulation + Federal Law

Arizona licensing law, DIFI authority, producer compliance, and key federal statutes

30%

General + Core P&C Concepts

Risk, contract interpretation, policy structure, underwriting, and valuation fundamentals

19%

Residential Property

Dwelling and homeowners concepts, exclusions, endorsements, and Arizona FAIR Plan applications

17%

Commercial Property & BOP

Commercial property forms, causes of loss, business income, BOP, inland marine, and specialty coverages

24%

Auto + Liability

Personal and commercial auto, CGL, limits, occurrence vs claims-made, and Arizona tort law

3%

Workers Compensation

Arizona employer obligations, coverage mechanics, and workers compensation legal framework

How to Pass the AZ Property & Casualty Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 70%
  • Exam length: 150 questions
  • Time limit: 2 hours 30 minutes
  • Exam fee: $59

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

AZ Property & Casualty Study Tips from Top Performers

1Memorize Arizona core numbers first: 150 questions, 150 minutes, 70% passing score, $59 exam fee, and 4 attempts in 12 months
2Learn Arizona-specific law early: DIFI authority, 25/50/15 auto minimums, pure comparative negligence, and UM/UIM offer-and-reject rules
3Practice policy-form comparisons (HO, DP, PAP, CGL, BOP) because many Arizona state questions are applied scenarios
4Drill producer compliance topics: fingerprinting, licensing status, unfair trade practices, and prohibited inducements
5Keep CE rules test-ready: 48 hours every 4 years including 6 ethics hours

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the Arizona property and casualty exam?

Arizona Series 13-34 has 150 total questions with a 150-minute time limit. PSI may include 5-10 experimental questions that are unscored. You need 70% to pass.

How much does the Arizona P&C exam cost?

The current Arizona producer exam fee is $59 through PSI for Series 13-34. This is the testing fee only; fingerprinting and licensing application costs are separate.

Does Arizona require pre-licensing education for P&C?

Arizona statute does not impose a mandatory pre-licensing education requirement before sitting for the producer exam. Many candidates still use prep courses because the exam tests both national and Arizona-specific law.

What makes Arizona auto law different from many states?

Arizona is a tort (at-fault) state, not a no-fault PIP state. Minimum liability limits are 25/50/15, and Arizona applies pure comparative negligence, so damages can be reduced by fault percentage rather than fully barred at a threshold.

What CE is required after getting licensed in Arizona?

Arizona requires 48 continuing-education hours every 4 years, including 6 ethics hours. Missing CE can delay or block renewal, so producers should track credits throughout the cycle.

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