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Texas life insurance exam? We got you.
This deck covers the life insurance products, policy provisions, underwriting, and retirement topics on the general part of the Texas Life Agent exam. It also covers the Texas Insurance Code rules on licensing, unfair practices, replacement, and life policy provisions on the state part.
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What the Texas life insurance is like.
- The Pearson VUE content outline effective September 1, 2026 lists 50 scoreable general questions and 30 scoreable Texas questions, plus 5 pretest questions in each part.
- The candidate handbook allots 120 minutes for the English Life Agent exam, code InsTX-Life01.
- The handbook reports a scaled score from 0 to 100 with a passing score of 70, based on the exam as a whole rather than each part.
- Life Agent is a separate exam from General Lines Life, Accident and Health, which has its own code, InsTX-LAH05, and a 150 minute time limit.
Official details: Pearson VUE: Texas Department of Insurance exams. FlashQuest is practice, not an official prep provider.
A study plan for the Texas life insurance
- Read the Pearson VUE content outline so you know how the 50 general and 30 Texas questions are split.
- Study the policy types, riders, and annuity cards first, since the general part carries the most scored questions.
- Move to the Texas law cards and learn the exact numbers: license ages, deadlines, and dollar limits.
- Review missed cards daily in short sessions and check your weakest topics against the outline.
- Book your exam through Pearson VUE and keep the Texas Department of Insurance application steps in mind after you pass.
Texas life insurance exam questions, answered
Is the Texas Life Agent exam the same as the Life and Health exam?
No. Pearson VUE lists Life Agent (InsTX-Life01, 120 minutes) separately from General Lines Life, Accident and Health (InsTX-LAH05, 150 minutes). This deck is written for the Life Agent exam only.
How many questions are on the Texas Life Agent exam?
The content outline lists 50 scoreable general knowledge questions plus 5 pretest questions and 30 scoreable Texas questions plus 5 pretest questions. The handbook says pretest questions are mixed in and do not affect your score.
What score do you need to pass?
The handbook describes a scaled score from 0 to 100 with a passing score of 70. It also says the scaled score is not the number or percentage of questions answered correctly.
How much does the exam cost?
The October 2024 Pearson VUE candidate handbook lists the Life Agent exam fee as $39. The fee is paid when you reserve your exam.
What happens if I fail?
The handbook says a candidate who failed can schedule a new exam within one day and that there is no limit on attempts.
What do I do after I pass?
The Texas Department of Insurance says to complete a fingerprint background check and apply online through Sircon or NIPR. The application fee is $50, and the handbook says you must apply within 12 months of passing or retake the exam.
Are these real Texas Life Agent exam questions?
No. These are original practice cards written from official sources, and FlashQuest is not affiliated with Pearson VUE or the Texas Department of Insurance.
Are these Texas life insurance flashcards free?
The Texas life insurance deck is on the Table, free to start. Download the app and play your first cards with no account. Pro is an optional paid plan, and the app shows what it adds before you buy.
Which Texas life insurance decks are on the Table?
Texas Life Insurance Agent Exam. That’s 90 cards, free to start.
Who made the Texas life insurance decks?
Test Prep Lab, on the Table, the app’s shared shelf. Each deck page shows its publisher and its cards.
Is FlashQuest an official Texas life insurance prep course?
No. FlashQuest is practice for remembering what’s on the test. It isn’t an official prep provider and isn’t affiliated with Pearson VUE or the Texas Department of Insurance. For the official rules, see Pearson VUE: Texas Department of Insurance exams.
Checked on November 8, 2026 against Pearson VUE: Texas Department of Insurance exams, Pearson VUE: Texas Insurance Content Outlines (effective September 1, 2026), Pearson VUE: Texas Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook (October 2024) and Texas Department of Insurance: Life agent license application.
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