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Maryland insurance licensing exam prep

Study for Maryland's Life & Health and Personal Lines exams against MIA's real blueprint.

Maryland licenses producers through Prometric on behalf of the Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA): one combined Life and Accident and Health or Sickness Producer Combo exam (130 scored questions) and a separate Personal Lines exam (100 scored questions). LicensePath's diagnostic maps to every category on both, so your practice time goes toward what actually carries weight on exam day.

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Exam snapshot

What the real Maryland Life and Accident and Health or Sickness Producer Combo exam looks like.

140 Total questions (130 scored + 10 unscored pretest), 150-minute time limit
Prometric Official testing vendor for the Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA)
Exam weight by area
130 scored Qs
  • Life & annuities content: 35.4% (46 of 130 scored)
  • Health content: 34.6% (45 of 130 scored)
  • Maryland-specific law & rules: 30% (39 of 130 scored)

This is Prometric's real, fixed weighting for the Maryland Life and Accident and Health or Sickness Producer Combo exam, the same categories as "Blueprint categories" below.

Blueprint categories

Every question maps to a real category on MIA's content outline.

Life, Accident & Health: General knowledge (91 of 130 scored questions)

  1. Life & Annuities: Basics, Policies, Provisions, Riders, Tax & Qualified Plans35.4%
  2. Health: Basics, Medical Plans, Disability, Dental & Senior/Special-Needs Insurance34.6%

Maryland-specific law & rules (39 of 130 scored questions)

  1. Maryland Insurance Regulation (Licensing, Unfair Trade Practices & Product Requirements)30%

Percentages are each category's real share of the 130 scored questions, per Prometric's official Maryland Insurance Content Outline, Exam Code 2030 (Series 20-30).

Exam snapshot

What the real Maryland Personal Lines exam looks like.

110 Total questions (100 scored + 10 unscored pretest), 135-minute time limit
Prometric Official testing vendor for the Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA)
Blueprint categories

Every Personal Lines question maps to a real category on MIA's content outline.

Personal Lines: General knowledge (70 of 100 scored questions)

  1. General Insurance8%
  2. Property and Casualty Insurance Basics9%
  3. Casualty Specific10%
  4. Property Specific9%
  5. Dwelling Policy10%
  6. Homeowners Policy14%
  7. Auto Insurance8%
  8. Other Coverages and Options2%

Maryland-specific law & rules (30 of 100 scored questions)

  1. Insurance Regulation (Licensing, State & Federal Regulation, Maryland Auto Insurance Policy)30%

Percentages are each category's real share of the 100 scored questions, per Prometric's official Maryland Insurance Content Outline, Exam Code 2029 (Series 20-29).

Why sourcing matters

Built from Maryland's own insurance code and Prometric's own materials, not guesses.

Every Maryland question in LicensePath, across both the Life and Accident and Health or Sickness Producer Combo exam and the Personal Lines exam, is sourced from the Maryland Insurance Code, Maryland Insurance Administration materials, and Prometric's own Maryland Insurance Content Outlines, then cross-checked against those outlines before it's approved for release.

Maryland Insurance Code Maryland Insurance Administration materials Prometric Maryland Content Outlines (Exam Codes 2029 & 2030)

Curious how state exam blueprints are built, or why every practice question carries a citation? Two short guides cover both: what's actually on your state's insurance exam and why we cite every practice question.

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