Texas life and health insurance exam practice test 2026
A free practice test for the Texas general lines life, accident and health agent exam: 26 questions, two from each of the 13 sections of Pearson VUE’s outline. Answer a question and you see whether you got it right, why, and the source behind the answer. They are practice questions, not the state’s: the real exam has 130 scoreable questions and gives you 150 minutes. [Outline p.4] [Outline p.7] [Handbook p.19]
Your result here is not a prediction. The real exam reports a scaled score, and the number is not the percentage you answered correctly. [Handbook p.16] Use the test to find the areas to read again.
26 questions. Answer one to see why.
Where these come from: our app’s 489 Texas life and health questions were checked against the sources they cite in independent audits on October 31, 2026. These 26 are taken only from questions the audits passed and never flagged, word for word, and only where the app’s text still matches the audited text. They are practice questions, not the exam’s.
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These twenty-six come from our app’s question bank. The app has 489 life and health questions, each citing its source, across the thirteen areas of the September 2026 outline, and a 130-question mock exam on the 2½-hour clock. The first fifth of every area (101 of the 489) and a 25-question timed mock are free to try; one purchase opens the rest. Choose Texas life & health under Your exam in Settings. The same app also covers the Texas and Florida adjuster exams.
The exam at a glance
| Exam | General Lines – Life, Accident & Health, exam code InsTX-LAH05 [Handbook p.19] |
|---|---|
| Questions | 130 scoreable: 100 in the general part and 30 on Texas law, plus unscored pretest questions [Outline p.4] [Outline p.7] |
| Time | 150 minutes [Handbook p.19] |
| Passing score | A scaled score of 70 [Handbook p.16] |
| Exam fee | $49 [Handbook p.19] |
| Given by | Pearson VUE, for the Texas Department of Insurance [Handbook p.5] |
Which exam is this?
This is the exam for the general lines life, accident and health license, the one TDI describes as “General lines – life, accident, health and HMO.” [TDI] Texas also lists a separate Life Agent exam, which is shorter and costs less: 120 minutes and $39. [Handbook p.19] TDI keeps a separate page for the life agent license. [TDI, life agent]
The rest of this guide
- What's on the Texas life, accident and health agent exam: 130 scoreable questions in 150 minutes, a scaled passing score of 70, and the 13 sections of Pearson VUE's September 2026 outline. Sourced to Pearson VUE.
- How to get a Texas general lines life, accident and health license: The steps to a Texas life, accident and health agent license: pass the Pearson VUE exam, get fingerprinted, pay TDI's $50 application fee. Who can skip the exam.
- Schedule the Texas life, accident and health exam: cost, ID, changes: The exam fee, how to reserve a seat with Pearson VUE, the 24-hour and 48-hour rules, what ID to bring, and the retake policy. Sourced to the candidate handbook.
- Texas life and health exam study guide, by area: Every topic on Pearson VUE's Texas life and health outline, area by area with its number, plus how to use it. The general part first, then Texas law.
- Texas life and health exam: frequently asked questions: Short answers, each sourced, to what people ask about the Texas life, accident and health agent exam: length, passing score, cost, retakes, ID, Spanish.
The documents to read
Texas publishes what the exam covers, and the outline is the thing to study from. It is in Pearson VUE’s Texas content outlines, and the candidate handbook is free.
Sources
- Pearson VUE, Texas Insurance Supplement: Examination Content Outlines, effective September 1, 2026 (PDF)
- Pearson VUE, Texas Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook (October 2024, PDF)
- Texas Department of Insurance, General lines – life, accident, health and HMO (how to apply)
- Texas Department of Insurance, Life agent license application
Every fact on this page was checked against these sources on . Fees, forms and exam details change, so check the Texas Department of Insurance and Pearson VUE before you pay. noshu is not affiliated with the Texas Department of Insurance or Pearson VUE, and this is a study aid, not legal advice: they and the statutes are the authority. If something here is wrong, tell us at a@noshu.net.