AIC Adjuster Level 1 Exam Blueprint

Independent AIC Adjuster Level 1 (Alberta Insurance Council) exam blueprint and topic checklist for planning practice and finding weak areas.

How to use this exam blueprint

Use this page to translate the Alberta Insurance Council’s current public exam structure into a practice plan for Alberta Adjuster Level 1. The question counts and weights below are official AIC exam information; the readiness skills are Finance Prep’s independent practice interpretation, not additional AIC blueprint statements.

Exam identity

ItemDetail
ProviderAlberta Insurance Council
Exam routeAlberta Adjuster Level 1
Current public format100 questions in 2 hours
Pass mark70%
Published areasGeneral, Property, Automobile, and Liability
Official prerequisite noteAIC currently states that there are no education prerequisites required to write the Adjuster Level 1 exam
Independent practiceOriginal Finance Prep questions and explanations; not official AIC exam content

Topic readiness checklist

Official areaQuestionsWeightFinance Prep readiness check
General4040%You can identify the role, authority, policy issue, evidence need, file-control step, conduct duty, and escalation point in a short claim scenario.
Property2525%You can separate cause, scope, coverage, mitigation, valuation, estimates, salvage, recovery, and supporting documentation.
Automobile2525%You can organize driver, owner, vehicle, use, permission, accident, damage, injury, coverage, liability, and recovery facts before acting.
Liability1010%You can separate allegation from proof and analyze duty, breach, causation, damages, defences, evidence, authority, and escalation.

Three-pass review method

PassGoalEvidence of readiness
Foundation passIdentify the claim stage, policy issue, evidence, valuation or liability question, and authority boundaryYou can explain the required next step without relying on answer wording.
Scenario passApply that structure to unseen factsYou can identify the decisive fact and reject options that skip evidence, documentation, or approval.
Timing passComplete varied mixed practice at the official paceYou can average about 72 seconds per question and still reserve time for review.

Exam readiness is not licence approval

Passing the exam is one step in the resident Adjuster Level 1 route. AIC separately evaluates the licence application and currently lists requirements that include firm Designated Representative recommendation, a current criminal check, qualifying business E&O coverage, applicable fees, and ongoing direct supervision by an Adjuster Level 3. Level 1 reports require Level 3 approval and countersignature under AIC’s current requirements.

What to verify with official sources

Before booking or final review, verify the current exam schedule, location, fee, registration process, candidate rules, result timing, rewrite policy, and application requirements directly with AIC. Use Finance Prep after that verification to build practice fluency.