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25 questions · About 15 minutes · No account needed
- Questions on the exam
- 145
- Minutes to complete
- 150
- Scaled passing score
- 70 / 100
- Unscored questions
- 15
Official exam format, not the diagnostic. A scaled 70 is not the same as 70% correct. Candidate handbook ↗
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Answer 25 questions
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See what this sample flagged
A score, general knowledge versus Texas law, and the topics to review.
Review what you missed
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What’s on the Texas exam?
The scored outline includes 100 general knowledge questions and 30 Texas-specific questions. Our diagnostic samples 19 and 6, respectively.
Explore the exam topic breakdown
15 of the 145 questions are unscored and are not in these counts.
General knowledge · 100 scored questions
- Types of policies (life)15 questions
- Policy riders, provisions, options and exclusions (life)15 questions
- Completing the application, underwriting and delivering the policy12 questions
- Retirement and other insurance concepts8 questions
- Types of policies (accident and health)16 questions
- Policy provisions, clauses and riders (accident and health)15 questions
- Social insurance6 questions
- Other insurance concepts5 questions
- Field underwriting procedures8 questions
Texas law · 30 scored questions
- Texas statutes and rules common to life and health14 questions
- Texas statutes and rules for life only6 questions
- Texas statutes and rules for accident and health only7 questions
- Texas statutes and rules for HMOs3 questions
Mapped to the Pearson VUE content outline, effective September 1, 2026. Always confirm current exam details before scheduling.
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Is this the official exam or study guide?
No. The exam is given by Pearson VUE for the Texas Department of Insurance. Licensquatch is independent.
Are these real exam questions?
No. These are original questions written to the public content outline.
Do I need a pre-licensing course in Texas?
Texas Insurance Code §4001.105 requires passing the exam. Confirm TDI's current rules for your situation.
How is the official exam scored?
A scaled score of 70 on a 0–100 scale. That is not the same as 70% correct. Of the 145 questions, 15 are unscored.
What does the diagnostic score mean?
It counts how many of these 25 you got right. It is not an official score and it does not say whether you will pass.
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