Current LLQP exam format
Durham College's LLQP administration information states that the provincial exam is multiple-choice, with four answer choices and one correct answer. Each module has a 75-minute limit and requires 60% to pass.
| Module | Total questions | Scored | Pilot | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Life Insurance | 35 | 30 | 5 | 75 minutes |
| Accident & Sickness | 35 | 30 | 5 | 75 minutes |
| Segregated Funds & Annuities | 35 | 30 | 5 | 75 minutes |
| Ethics & Professional Practice — Common Law | 25 | 20 | 5 | 75 minutes |
What are pilot questions?
Five pilot questions are integrated into every module. They are used to evaluate potential future exam items and are excluded from your final score. You are not told which questions are pilot questions, so every item should be treated seriously.
Is the LLQP open book?
Yes. For in-person exams, candidates are supplied approved reference material on an electronic tablet. No personal manuals or notes are permitted at the desk. Open-book preparation therefore rewards navigation, interpretation and application rather than simple memorization.
Why LLQPprep does not call its 100-question test an official mock
The actual LLQP licensing exam is modular, not a single 100-question paper. LLQPprep uses a 100-question Mastery Challenge as a broader retrieval exercise. It should complement module-specific preparation, not be confused with the official module format.
For 35-question modules, 75 minutes is a little over two minutes per question. Ethics gives more time per question, but careful reading and efficient use of the reference material still matter.