Texas property & casualty practice test
Practice against the same exam outline the real test is built from, then sit a timed simulator that mirrors the real format before you pay to take it for real.
The real exam format
- Questions
- 145
- Scored
- 130
- Time
- 150 min
- Pass mark
- 70%
Administered by Pearson VUE, outline 124401-2026-09-01.
What our simulator mirrors
- The same number of questions in one sitting.
- The same clock, running down from the moment you start.
- Questions drawn across exam areas in the outline's own proportions.
- No feedback until you submit, exactly like the real thing.
- Scored against the real 70 percent pass mark.
Knowing when you are ready
Your readiness score is your recent accuracy in each exam area, weighted the way the exam weights them. It stays hidden until you have answered enough questions across enough areas for the number to mean something — a confident score from thin data would be worse than no score at all.
Common questions
How many questions are on the Texas property and casualty exam?
The exam presents 145 questions, of which 130 are scored. The remainder are unscored pretest items that do not affect your result.
How long is the Texas property and casualty exam?
You have 150 minutes.
What score do you need to pass?
70 percent of the scored questions.
How much does the Texas exam cost?
$49 per attempt, paid each time you sit.
Who administers the exam?
Pearson VUE, on behalf of the state.
Are these practice questions the real exam questions?
No. Every question is original work written against the published exam content outline. Reproducing live exam questions would be both unlawful and useless preparation.
How do I know when I am ready?
A readiness score tracks your accuracy in each exam area, weighted the way the real exam weights them. It stays hidden until you have answered enough questions across enough areas for it to mean anything.