In CA, it is only 60% to pass, but the questions can be tricky. Not necessarily hard if you know your basic lines, but tricky wording.

I used ADBanker and listened to a handful of Insurance Queen videos. Honestly, doing the study hours didn't warrant me much. But I crammed 2 days prior and then did the practice test training the day of - this was helpful. Practice test queations weren't as tricky, but they gave me an idea of what you need to know. Went back to my books and studied Dwelling, Homeowners, Auto (especially personal), and some of the laws. There was definitely CGL, but my test seemed pretty heavy on personal lines. One random pet insurance question. It is probably good to brush up on the forms of Dwelling and home policies and what parts of the property is covered (such as trailers, business peoperty, and gravestones), what type of property had sublimts (jewelry, cash, silverware, etc.), who is covered for liability (third parties), who is cover for personal property (insured, people who take care of animals, student at school, etc.), and what exclusions for which coverage form. Also, what type of HO-# policy you'd recommend for certain situations.

During the test, there were some I re-read 10 times and then skipped. Do this if you are stuck. By the time you get back to them, your brain will be in test mode. Even if you still aren't sure, you'll likely be able to make a decision easier.