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15 questions from all seven areas, including Texas law, in 16 minutes, at the exam's pace. Then your score in each area, a short lesson on the one to fix first and a study plan.
- Two from each national area and three on Texas law.
- No account, and nothing about your answers is kept.
- Answer or skip. Questions come one at a time and you move forward only.
The seven areas and their questions
| Area | Scored questions |
|---|---|
| Life policies and annuities | 15 (12%) |
| Life riders, provisions and options | 15 (12%) |
| Applications, underwriting and contract law | 20 (15%) |
| Retirement, taxes and social insurance | 14 (11%) |
| Health policies and plans | 16 (12%) |
| Health provisions and concepts | 20 (15%) |
| Texas law | 30 (23%) |
The Texas General Lines - Life, Accident and Health exam has 145 questions in 150 minutes: 100 scored and 10 pretest questions on general knowledge, and 30 scored and 5 pretest questions on Texas law, scored as one exam.
How we score it
The real exam reports a scaled score, and a scaled score is not a percent right, so we do not estimate one. You get your share right in each area, and one overall figure that counts each area by its weight on the exam.
Original practice questions. This is exam practice, not approved pre-licensing education, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Texas Department of Insurance or any exam provider. The Texas Department of Insurance license page links to the content outlines.