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Louisiana Examination for Property and Casualty Insurance Series 106
Louisiana administers Property and Casualty BOTH as one combined producer licensing examination (Series 106, the row's identity) and as separate single-line Property (Series 104) and Casualty (Series 105) examinations. Series 106 is a 150-question, 160-minute PSI-delivered examination with a 70% passing score, sponsored by the Louisiana Department of Insurance; passing it qualifies a producer applicant for both the property and casualty lines of authority in one sitting.
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Questions150 questions, plus a small number (5 to 10) of unscored experimental questions that count against examination time
Testing time160 minutes (plus an optional on-screen tutorial of up to 15 minutes that does not count as examination time)
ScoringMinimum passing score of 70% correct; the score is displayed on screen at the end of the examination and a score report is emailed
Exam feeUSD 58.00 for the combined Property and Casualty examination (Series 106); the separate Property (Series 104) and Casualty (Series 105) single-line examinations are USD 36.00 each; examination fees are not refundable or transferable
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- Who runs it
- LDI
- Category
- Property & Casualty Insurance Licensing
- Current version
- Series 106; PSI examination content outline effective March 1, 2015 (the outline linked from the current Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 1/1/2025)
- Where it applies
- US-LA, United States
- Exam languages
- English
- Testing provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-delivered examination taken at a PSI testing location only (one question at a time on screen, with navigation back to change answers within the time limit)
- Availability
- Year-round by appointment at PSI test centers; sessions are posted at least 6 weeks in advance and same-or-next-day scheduling is possible if space is available; appointments can be canceled or rescheduled without forfeiting the fee up to 2 days before the exam date
- Results
- Pass/fail score displayed on screen at the end of the examination, with an emailed score report (including a diagnostic report for failing candidates); LDI receives test scores from PSI within one to two days
- Remote testing
- Not available
Exam structure
One 150-question multiple-choice examination combining both lines, with thirteen scored sections: Louisiana Insurance Regulation (23%), Licensing and Regulation [federal] (1%), General Insurance Concepts (8%), Property and Casualty Insurance Basics (15%), Homeowners Policy Concepts (10%), Dwelling Policy Concepts (4%), Personal Automobile Policy (7%), Commercial General Liability (7%), Commercial Automobile Policy (6%), Commercial Property Policies (7%), Commercial Crime (2%), Workers' Compensation Insurance (5%), and Other Types of Property and Casualty Insurance (5%)
Where rules vary
This is the Louisiana state insurance producer licensing examination for the combined property and casualty lines of authority; the outline's state sections test Louisiana law (Louisiana Revised Statutes Title 22 and Louisiana Administrative Code Title 37) and passing qualifies the applicant for a Louisiana producer license
Eligibility
No prelicensing education requirement for this examination (Louisiana requires prelicensing only for Public Adjuster and Bail Bond); fingerprints for the background check are submitted through IdentoGO/Idemia as part of licensure, separately from the exam appointment
Retake policy
No limit on the number of attempts within the one-year registration period; a new appointment cannot be made on the same day as testing — a candidate can call the next day and retest as soon as the second following day, subject to seat availability; the examination fee applies to each attempt and is forfeited on a missed appointment or late cancellation