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The New York Property and Casualty Insurance Exam is the licensing test for anyone seeking to sell, solicit, or negotiate property and casualty insurance in New York. Administered by PSI on behalf of the New York Department of Financial Services (DFS), the exam is a computer-based, closed-book multiple-choice test that covers general insurance principles, property and casualty policy types, and New York Insurance Law and DFS Regulations. Candidates must complete a 40-hour property pre-licensing course and a 40-hour casualty pre-licensing course (or an 80-hour combined course) at a DFS-approved provider before scheduling.
The NY Property and Casualty exam evaluates your knowledge across these areas:
Insurance contracts, risk, perils, hazards and the principle of indemnity.
Homeowners, dwelling, personal auto, personal umbrella and flood coverage.
CGL, commercial property, BOP, commercial auto, workers' compensation and inland marine.
NY Insurance Law, DFS Regulations, no-fault auto and producer ethics.
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The PSI-administered exam covers general insurance principles and property and casualty policy types (personal and commercial), plus New York Insurance Law, DFS Regulations, and no-fault auto requirements.
Anyone seeking a New York property and/or casualty producer license. You must complete a 40-hour property and 40-hour casualty pre-licensing course (or the 80-hour combined course) at a DFS-approved provider.
Solidify general P&C concepts (HO forms, personal auto, CGL, BOP) first, then focus on New York-specific rules - Insurance Law, DFS Regulations, no-fault auto and producer ethics. Our question bank gives you realistic practice with detailed explanations so you can spot weak areas before test day.
Passing the New York Property and Casualty Insurance Exam is your gateway to selling, soliciting, and negotiating P&C insurance in New York. With solid scores across general insurance concepts and New York Insurance Law, you demonstrate that you understand both how P&C insurance works and how New York regulates producers and claims.
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