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Key Facts: HI Life & Health Exam
$75
Fee Per Exam
Pearson VUE Hawaii program page
70%
Passing Score
Pearson VUE Hawaii program page
96
Life Exam Items
Hawaii life exam (85 scored + 11 pretest)
95
A&H Exam Items
Hawaii A&H exam (85 scored + 10 pretest)
120 min
Time Per Exam
Pearson VUE Hawaii insurance candidate handbook
24 CE / 2 years
Resident CE Requirement
Hawaii Insurance Division CE memo
Hawaii exam logistics are published by Pearson VUE: fee is $75 per exam and the passing score is 70%, applied separately to the general (national) and Hawaii state-law sections (scores are not averaged). The Life exam has 96 items (85 scored + 11 pretest) and the A&H exam has 95 items (85 scored + 10 pretest), each with 120 minutes. Hawaii is also notable for no mandatory prelicensing hours before testing and for health-law topics such as prepaid health care and temporary disability insurance.
Sample HI Life & Health Practice Questions
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1Which state office is responsible for regulating insurers and insurance producers in Hawaii?
2Which testing vendor currently administers Hawaii insurance producer licensing exams?
3What prelicensing education requirement applies before sitting for Hawaii life or health producer exams?
4What passing score is required on Hawaii insurance producer exams?
5What is the current exam reservation fee for a Hawaii insurance producer exam appointment?
6What is the delivered question count and total testing time for Hawaii's Resident Life Producer exam (general + state sections)?
7What is the delivered question count and total testing time for Hawaii's Resident Accident & Health Producer exam (general + state sections)?
8In Hawaii's Life General Knowledge section, how many scored and pretest questions are included?
9In Hawaii's Life State Law section, what is the scored/pretest mix?
10In Hawaii's Accident & Health State Law section, what is the scored/pretest mix?
About the HI Life & Health Exam
Hawaii resident candidates typically complete separate Life and Accident & Health producer exams. Each exam combines national content with a Hawaii state-law supplement that tests common Chapter 431 statutes plus line-specific life or health law.
Exam sponsor: Hawaii Insurance Division (DCCA) / Pearson VUE. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.
Questions
191 questions
Time Limit
120 minutes per exam (240 minutes total for both lines)
Passing Score
70%
Reported exam pass rate: Not publicly reported. Hawaii Insurance Division and Pearson VUE do not publish a statewide first-time pass rate Exam sponsor website
Fees, eligibility, and exam policies can change. Confirm them with the exam sponsor before applying or paying.
Official sources
Our practice resources: topics covered
We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.
Life General Knowledge
Life policy types, provisions, field underwriting, and retirement/annuity concepts in the life general section
Accident & Health General Knowledge
Health policy types/provisions, social insurance, and field underwriting in the A&H general section
Hawaii Common Insurance Law
Commissioner authority, producer licensing, unfair trade practices, guaranty associations, privacy, hearings, and related common-law chapters
Hawaii Line-Specific Life and Health Law
Annuity suitability, life settlements/viaticals, Medicare supplement standards, prepaid health care, and temporary disability law
Preparing for the HI Life & Health Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 70%
- Exam length: 191 questions
- Time limit: 120 minutes per exam (240 minutes total for both lines)
- Exam / certification fees: $75 per exam ($150 for both lines) Official sources
Using Our Practice Resources
- Work through all 685 available questions
- Review every answer and explanation
- Track weak areas and revisit them
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HI Life & Health: Suggested Study Strategy
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Hawaii Life and Health one combined exam?
Hawaii generally uses two separate resident producer exams: Life and Accident & Health. Each exam has a national section and a Hawaii state-law section, and candidates pursuing both lines usually complete both exams.
How many questions are on Hawaii life and health producer exams?
The Life exam has 96 items (85 scored + 11 pretest), and the Accident & Health exam has 95 items (85 scored + 10 pretest). Both are timed at 120 minutes per exam, and pretest items are unscored.
What are the Hawaii passing score and exam fee?
Hawaii requires 70% to pass, scored separately on the general (national) and Hawaii state-law sections (the two are not averaged), and the fee is $75 per exam. Taking both lines typically means two separate exam fees.
Does Hawaii require prelicensing education before the exam?
Current Hawaii candidate guidance states there are no mandatory prelicensing education requirements before scheduling the producer exam. Many candidates still use structured prep because state-law sections are meaningful and chapter-specific.
What Hawaii-specific topics are most important in health law?
Expect state-law emphasis on Hawaii prepaid health care, temporary disability insurance, Medicare supplement standards, external review, and other Chapter 431 health provisions listed in the official outline.