IIQE Exam Dates: How to Find the Next Sitting
Updated
As at 31 Oct 2026, IIQE papers are offered at frequent sittings run by the the Vocational Training Council (VTC), through the PEAK Exam Centrerather than on one or two fixed dates a year, so the next date that suits you is whatever the examination body's current schedule shows as open for booking. We do not list sitting dates here because they change too often to stay correct.
How to find the current schedule
- Go to the Insurance Authority website, open its IIQE section and follow the link to the examination body.
- Choose your paper and mode; the booking page shows the sittings with seats left.
- For the MPF exam, check the MPFA websitefor the recognised examinations, then the provider's own schedule.
Plan back from your sitting
- Count the weeks you have, then set the free study plan to your date: one topic a weekday.
- Leave the last week for full timed mocks and your mistake list.
- Book once you are close: a date in the diary is what turns reading into practice.
Booking details: IIQE fees and booking. Format: the IIQE Paper 1 guide. Ready to test yourself? Sit the free mock.
Frequently asked questions
When is the next IIQE exam?
IIQE papers are offered at frequent sittings rather than one or two fixed dates a year, so there is no single next date to quote. The examination body's schedule shows the sittings open for booking.
How far ahead should I book?
Pick a sitting that leaves you enough time to finish the syllabus and sit at least two full timed mocks, then book early enough to get your preferred mode and centre. Popular slots can fill.
Can I set my study plan to my exam date?
Yes. The free study plan lays out one topic a day and lets you re-anchor it to your own booked sitting.
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