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How to Get Your Indiana Insurance License in 2026

Indiana requires state-approved pre-licensing education before you can sit for the producer exam. Plan for a 5-8 week timeline.

Quick summaryTotal time: 5–8 weeks. Total cost: roughly $300–$550 all-in. State-approved pre-licensing education is required.

Indiana insurance license — quick facts

State regulatorIndiana Department of Insurance
Exam vendorPrometric
Pre-licensing educationRequired — hours TBD
Exam fee (resident)~$57 per attempt
License application fee~$40-$60 per line
FingerprintingMay be required
License term2 years
CE requirement24 hours / 2 years incl. 3 hours ethics

The six steps

  1. 1

    Complete pre-licensing education

    Indiana requires state-approved pre-licensing education for resident producers. {/* TODO: verify Indiana DOI's current PLE hours per line */} The course must be from a DOI-approved provider.

  2. 2

    Schedule your Prometric exam

    Indiana contracts with Prometric for insurance license exams. Register at prometric.com/indiana-insurance, pick a testing center, and pay the current exam fee (~$57 per attempt). {/* TODO: verify */}

  3. 3

    Pass the exam

    Indiana uses a 70% passing standard for resident producer exams. Prometric sends your score directly to the DOI within 24-48 hours.

  4. 4

    Submit your Indiana DOI application

    Apply through NIPR or Sircon. Indiana license fees run roughly $40-$60 per line. {/* TODO: verify */}

  5. 5

    Background check

    Indiana may require fingerprinting for new resident producers. {/* TODO: verify */}

  6. 6

    Get appointed by a carrier

    A producer license alone doesn't authorize you to sell — you need at least one carrier appointment.

What's on the Indiana P&C exam

Standard NAIC P&C framework plus Indiana-specific statutes (IC 27-1).

  • Indiana insurance regulation — ~15-20%
  • General insurance principles — ~10-15%
  • Property — ~20-25%
  • Casualty — ~25-30%
  • Commercial Package, BOP, WC, Surety — ~15-20%

CE requirements after licensing

Indiana producer licenses renew every 2 years with 24 hours of DOI-approved CE including 3 hours ethics.

Cost breakdown

  • State-approved PLE: $200-$400
  • Prometric exam fee: ~$57 per attempt
  • License application: ~$40-$60 per line
  • Biennial CE: $30-$200

Indiana course — coming soon

Pre-licensing is required in Indiana — we're working with the DOI to get our course approved. Sign up below to be notified when our Indiana exam-prep + PLE bundle launches.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Indiana require pre-licensing education?

Yes. The Indiana Department of Insurance requires state-approved pre-licensing for resident producer licenses.

What's the passing score on the Indiana insurance exam?

70% — Prometric administers and sends results to DOI.

Is Elite Training Academy approved in Indiana?

Not yet. We're working to file our course with the Indiana DOI. Sign up to be notified when our Indiana course launches.

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Sources cited

This guide is based on Indiana DOI and Prometric published procedures current as of 2026. Always verify current requirements at in.gov/idoi before relying on any specific number.