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Format, booking, fees, results, and what happens after the Texas P&C exam.

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Texas P&C exam format, questions, and scoreThe Texas General Lines–Property and Casualty exam presents 145 multiple-choice questions in 150 minutes: 130 scored questions and 15 unscored pretest…
Retaking the Texas P&C examIf you fail the Texas P&C exam, Pearson VUE’s current handbook says you may schedule another attempt within one day, with no limit on attempts. Use th…
Texas P&C exam costPearson VUE lists a $49 exam fee, paid when you reserve the Texas P&C test. TDI lists a separate $50 resident individual application fee, paid after p…
How to schedule the Texas Property and Casualty examSchedule the Texas P&C exam through Pearson VUE. Create or sign in to your account using the legal name on your ID, select the General Lines–Property …
How to Read the Texas P&C Exam OutlineThe Texas P&C exam outline is Pearson VUE’s map of the knowledge areas tested. Use its General Lines–Property and Casualty section for insurance conce…
Requesting Accommodations for the Texas P&C ExamPearson VUE reviews Texas insurance exam accommodation requests case by case. Submit a request and supporting documentation through its Reasonable Adj…
Texas P&C exam day checklistBefore test day, confirm your Pearson VUE appointment and current handbook instructions, bring acceptable identification that matches your account, an…
Spanish and ESL Options for the Texas P&C ExamPearson VUE provides Spanish-language Texas insurance exam outlines and a Spanish candidate handbook, while its Texas P&C page separately lists an Eng…
How Long Is a Texas P&C Exam Pass Valid?For a standard Texas resident General Lines–Property and Casualty individual-agent application, TDI says the application must be submitted within one …
How to read your Texas P&C exam score reportPearson VUE issues the official result after the Texas P&C exam. Check pass or fail first, then use any diagnostic details to guide review. A scaled s…