Free New Jersey Property & Casualty Practice Exam 2026

150 questions checked against New Jersey law and weighted like the state exam. Free to start, no account needed.

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The New Jersey property and casualty insurance exam at a glance

Tigertest's New Jersey practice has 150 questions with explanations: one full-length practice exam and 4 training sets, free to start with no account required.

Regulator
New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance (DOBI), Commissioner of Banking and Insurance (N.J.S.A. 17:1-2)
Vendor
PSI Services LLC, at PSI test centers in New Jersey or by remote proctoring
Licenses
Property and Casualty are separate lines of authority (N.J.S.A. 17:22A-33(a)(3), (4)), each with its own exam; Personal Lines is a third, separate exam. There is no combined P&C exam
Property Producer exam
79 scored items, 3.5 hours, pass 70% correct
Casualty Producer exam
91 scored items, 3.5 hours, pass 70% correct
Pretest items
5 to 19 unscored experimental items may be added to each exam
Scoring
One percent-correct score per exam; the general and New Jersey sections are not scored separately
Score validity
Score reports valid one year
Prelicensing
20 hours per authority (property; casualty) at a DOBI-approved provider; certificate or waiver required at the test center
Designations
AAI, ARM, CIC, CPCU waive the property, casualty or personal lines course; designation holders are no longer exempt from the exam

Facts checked against official sources on 2026-10-18. Source-checked practice on the PSI New Jersey property and casualty producer outlines (bulletin Sept 2026). Not affiliated with NJ DOBI or PSI; confirm rules in official NJ DOBI materials. Official source

How the New Jersey practice works

Four sets with 150 source-checked questions for New Jersey, general topics and New Jersey law. Missed questions come back until you master them.

Set 1: Basics, Underwriting & Policy Provisions

78 questions · 52% of the practice exam

Set 2: Dwelling & Homeowners

17 questions · 11% of the practice exam

Set 3: Personal Auto

19 questions · 13% of the practice exam

Set 4: Commercial Lines & Other Coverages

36 questions · 24% of the practice exam

Full-length practice exam: 150 questions, 70% to pass

  • Insurance Basics & Underwriting59
  • Policy Provisions & Conditions19
  • Personal Auto19
  • Commercial Liability & Workers Comp18
  • Dwelling & Homeowners17
  • Commercial Property & BOP13
  • Flood, Surety & Other Coverages5

New Jersey property and casualty insurance exam sample questions and answers

6 of the 150 practice questions, one from each topic, with the answer explained.

  1. 1. To nonrenew a private passenger auto policy for a reason other than nonpayment, the insurer must give the named insured advance notice of at least:

    • A.90 days
    • B.60 days
    • C.20 days
    • D.30 days

    Answer: B. N.J.S.A. 17:29C-9 requires at least 60 days' notice of intent not to renew, and N.J.A.C. 11:3-8.6(a) sets the window at no less than 60 and no more than 90 days before expiration. Twenty days applies to midterm cancellations.

  2. 2. An insurer cancels a commercial property policy for nonpayment of premium. It must mail or deliver notice of the amount due at least:

    • A.20 days before cancellation
    • B.30 days before cancellation
    • C.15 days before cancellation
    • D.10 days before cancellation

    Answer: D. N.J.A.C. 11:1-20.2(e) requires at least 10 days' notice of the amount and due date before a nonpayment cancellation, and payment before the date stops it. Most other midterm cancellations need 30 to 120 days' notice.

  3. 3. An insurer that does not hold a current New Jersey certificate of authority is, in New Jersey:

    • A.An unauthorized insurer
    • B.A reciprocal exchange
    • C.A foreign admitted insurer
    • D.A domestic mutual insurer

    Answer: A. N.J.S.A. 17B:17-11 calls an insurer authorized only if it holds a current certificate of authority from the commissioner; any other insurer is unauthorized. Foreign describes where an insurer was formed, not whether it is authorized.

  4. 4. In New Jersey's designated coastal ZIP codes, insurers and the FAIR Plan may file to use a mandatory hurricane deductible of up to:

    • A.2 percent
    • B.10 percent
    • C.5 percent
    • D.15 percent

    Answer: C. N.J.A.C. 11:2-42.9(a) allows mandatory hurricane deductibles up to 5 percent and optional ones up to 10 percent. Each new and renewal policy must come with a hurricane deductible notice under 11:2-42.8.

  5. 5. Every New Jersey homeowners or comprehensive personal liability policy must cover the policyholder's liability for:

    • A.Business pursuits of any insured
    • B.Injury from owned motor vehicles
    • C.Comp owed to household workers
    • D.Errors in professional services

    Answer: C. N.J.S.A. 17:36-5.29 requires homeowners and personal liability policies to cover obligations under the workers compensation law to an injured domestic servant or household employee. Business pursuits and owned autos are handled by other coverages.

  6. 6. A producer convinces a client to replace an existing policy by misrepresenting the current coverage. This unethical practice is called:

    • A.Twisting
    • B.Defamation
    • C.Rebating
    • D.Coercion

    Answer: A. Twisting is inducing replacement through misrepresentation. Rebating is returning part of the commission to the buyer, and coercion is forcing a purchase, such as tying insurance to a loan.

New Jersey property and casualty insurance exam practice: common questions

How many questions are in the New Jersey practice exam?

150. They make one full-length practice exam and 4 training sets by content area. Full-length practice exam: 150 questions, 88 general and 62 New Jersey.

What score do I need on the New Jersey practice exam?

The practice exam passes at 70 percent, the line Tigertest uses for New Jersey. A practice score does not predict your result on the real exam, so use it to find the content areas to drill.

Does this cover New Jersey law?

Yes. National questions were checked against New Jersey law, and the New Jersey-only questions cover the state's own statutes and rules. Source-checked practice on the PSI New Jersey property and casualty producer outlines (bulletin Sept 2026). Not affiliated with NJ DOBI or PSI; confirm rules in official NJ DOBI materials.

Is the New Jersey property and casualty insurance exam practice free?

It is free to start with no account. The full-length practice exam and every training set but the last are free; the final set, Commercial Lines & Other Coverages, is part of Tigertest Premium, a one-time purchase with no subscription that also covers every other exam on Tigertest.

I am testing in another state. What should I use?

Tigertest has 13 state versions of this exam. For any other state, use the national practice, which covers the general portion that is the same wherever you test.

Other states and the national practice

Practice only. Not affiliated with any state regulator, PSI, Pearson VUE or Prometric, and a practice score does not predict your exam result.

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