IIQE Insurance Examination
Which IIQE exam is easier? The English version or the Chinese version?
From time to time, students who purchase mock questions will ask us whether it is better to take the IIQE exam in Chinese or English? Some students who have taken the exams several times may pay attention to both the Chinese and English questions simultaneously. They will find that the content of the…
Read MoreWhat is the difference with the IIQE examination after the Insurance Authority (IA) takes over the insurance industry?
The long-standing self-regulatory method of the insurance industry officially ended on September 23, 2019. Beginning on September 23, 2019, the Insurance Authority (IA) took over the management of all compliance, licensing, monitoring and disciplinary matters for the entire insurance industry. After taking over, the Insurance Authority (IA) has also made changes to some of…
Read MoreIs the IIQE paper based exam or computer based exam easier? Which exam is better to partake in?
Many people are curious about the differences between the IIQE’s computer-based exam and the paper-based exam. As per the two exams’ content, they are pretty much identical. The two exams use the same Study Guide, the exam questions are drawn in the same question bank. Some people say that they have taken a…
Read MoreWhat is the difference between the computer-based exam and the paper-based exam of the Insurance Intermediaries Qualifying Examination
Many people are curious about the difference between the IIQE’s computer-based exam and the paper-based exam. First of all, IIQE does not hold many paper-based examinations. In many cases, it will only hold paper-based examinations for Paper 1. If you have special needs, such as not being proficient with computers, or having a vision…
Read MoreWhich insurance intermediary qualifying examination paper should I take?
If you want to work in the front line of the insurance industry, you have a good chance of needing to take the Insurance Intermediaries Qualifying Examination (IIQE). As for what exam papers you need to take, first you can check whether you meet certain conditions to be exempted from specific exam paper combinations…
Read MoreWhat kind of updates will be made in different versions of IIQE study notes?
What updates will be made in the newest version of IIQE study notes has been a hot question from our clients. The answer may disappoint you or make you relieved. There are two kinds of major updates: Changes in Laws, Regulations and Regulatory Body There will not be unreasonable or unnecessary modifications in…
Read MoreWhich IIQE insurance exam paper is more difficult? Which is easier? I don’t have any insurance knowledge, where and how should I get started?
Which IIQE insurance exam paper is more difficult? Which is easier? There are 4 most popular papers in the IIQE exam: IIQE Paper 1, 2, 3, 5. If you sort by difficulty, IIQE Paper 1 will be the most difficult because the concepts and content are broad and have the most content compared to…
Read MoreAre the IIQE Paper 1 video courses on 2CExam’s Youtube channel still applicable to the exams today?
Are the IIQE Paper 1 courses uploaded by 2CExam a few years ago still applicable to the exam? In recent years, 2CExam has launched a series of online video courses for the IIQE Paper insurance exam. The courses integrate the most important content in the entire exam paper and are covered by seasoned instructor from…
Read MoreIf the IIQE insurance exam has more than one exam paper, which exam paper should I partake in first? How should I prioritise and organise my exam schedule?
Many students who are new to the insurance industry would ask us: “ Which paper should I take first when the Insurance Intermediaries Qualifying Examination (IIQE) has that many papers? “ Which exam paper should I take first? The Insurance Authority (AI) has no requirement for the order of passing the exam in all…
Read MoreWhat is the difference between an insurance company and an insurance brokerage company
Isn’t every company that sells insurance policies called an insurance company? Insurance companies refer to companies that will launch their own new products (insurance plans). These companies usually have a larger scale. They will arrange everything from product development, front-line sales, underwriting, claims, complaints, and actuarial calculations. To ensure compliance with the requirements…
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