Study for the Texas General Lines exam against TDI's real blueprint.
Texas's Pearson VUE exam (General Lines: Life, Accident, Health & HMO) tests 13 categories in a fixed proportion. LicensePath's diagnostic maps to every one of them, so your practice time goes toward the categories that actually carry the most weight on exam day.
What the real Texas General Lines exam looks like.
- Life insurance content: 38% (50 of 130 scored)
- Health insurance content: 38% (50 of 130 scored)
- Texas-specific law & rules: 23% (30 of 130 scored)
This is Pearson VUE's real, fixed weighting for the Texas exam, the same categories as "Blueprint categories" below.
Every question maps to a real category on TDI's content outline.
Life & Health: General knowledge (100 of 130 scored questions)
- Life: Types of Policies15%
- Life: Riders, Provisions, Options & Exclusions15%
- Life: Application, Underwriting & Delivery12%
- Life: Retirement & Other Insurance Concepts8%
- Health: Types of Policies16%
- Health: Policy Provisions, Clauses & Riders15%
- Social Insurance6%
- Other Health Insurance Concepts5%
- Field Underwriting Procedures8%
Texas-specific law & rules (30 of 130 scored questions)
- Texas Rules Common to Life & Health14%
- Texas Rules: Life Only6%
- Texas Rules: Accident & Health Only7%
- Texas Rules: HMOs3%
Percentages are each category's share of the 130 scored questions, per Pearson VUE's official Texas Insurance Content Outline #124401.
Built from TDI and Pearson VUE's own materials, not guesses.
Every Texas question in LicensePath is sourced from the Texas Insurance Code, official TDI materials, and Pearson VUE's own Texas General Lines content outline, then cross-checked against that outline before it's approved for release. Texas is our reference implementation: the same category structure, and the largest share of our current question bank.
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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