Study for North Carolina's Life and Accident & Health exams against NC DOI's real blueprints.
North Carolina has no combined Life-and-Health exam: Life Agent (exam code 01) and Accident and Health or Sickness Agent (exam code 02) are two entirely separate Pearson VUE exams, each with its own content outline. North Carolina also licenses Personal Lines separately, through its own Personal Lines Agent exam. LicensePath maps every category across all three, so your practice time goes toward what's actually weighted most on exam day, for whichever line (or lines) you're pursuing.
What the real North Carolina exams look like.
- Life & annuity content: 37.3% (41 of 110 combined)
- Health insurance content: 37.3% (41 of 110 combined)
- North Carolina statutes & regulations: 25.5% (28 of 110 combined)
This is the real, fixed weighting from the NC DOI/Pearson VUE content outlines for both the Life and Accident & Health exams, combined.
Two separate exams, two separate real blueprints.
Neither North Carolina outline uses Texas's 9-category template: each is its own self-contained outline giving question counts, not percentages, per topic. LicensePath models each exam exactly as NC DOI and Pearson VUE publish it, rather than forcing a shared shape onto two genuinely different exams.
Life Agent (exam code 01)
- Life & Annuity Product Knowledge41 of 55
- North Carolina Statutes & Regulations14 of 55
Accident & Health or Sickness Agent (exam code 02)
- Health: Types of Policies22 of 55
- Health: Policy Provisions11 of 55
- Other Health Insurance Concepts8 of 55
- North Carolina Statutes & Regulations (A&H)14 of 55
Question counts are each category's real share of the 55-scored-question total, per Pearson VUE's official North Carolina Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook #123400. The two exams' state-law sections overlap substantially but aren't identical: North Carolina's Life outline covers replacement and viatical-settlement rules the A&H outline doesn't, and vice versa for group health continuation. So LicensePath tracks them as distinct categories rather than treating one as a stand-in for the other.
What the real North Carolina Personal Lines exam looks like.
Personal Lines, mapped to NC DOI and Pearson VUE's own outline.
Personal Lines — General Knowledge (56 of 80 scored questions)
- Terms and Concepts13.8%
- Personal Insurance Coverages37.5%
- Personal Auto Policy (North Carolina Rate Bureau Form)18.8%
North Carolina Statutes & Regulations, Personal Lines (24 of 80 scored questions)
- North Carolina Statutes and Regulations Pertinent to Personal Lines30.0%
Percentages are each category's real share of the 80 scored questions, per Pearson VUE's official North Carolina Insurance Content Outline #123415 (Personal Lines Agent).
Built from North Carolina General Statutes and Pearson VUE's own materials, not guesses.
Every North Carolina question in LicensePath, across Life, Accident & Health, and Personal Lines, is sourced from North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 58 (and Chapter 14 where relevant) or North Carolina Administrative Code Title 11, fetched directly from ncleg.gov and the state's own rules database, then cross-checked against the real Pearson VUE candidate outline for each exam before it's approved for release.
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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