Texas General Lines · Life Agent · English and Spanish
Pass the Texas insurance exam, one short session a day.
PolicyPass builds a study plan backwards from your exam date, for the Life, Accident and Health exam or the Life Agent exam. Every question quotes the law it comes from. Study in English, in Spanish, or both.
Which exam are you taking?
General Lines – Life, Accident and Health
130 scored questions in 150 minutes. Life, annuities, health and HMOs.
Life Agent
80 scored questions in 120 minutes. Life insurance and annuities only.
Fewer people pass in Spanish on the first try
In 2025, 819 of 2,387 first-time candidates passed the Life, Accident and Health exam in Spanish, against 14,925 of 26,273 in English (Pearson VUE). The Spanish exam uses official terms that are not always everyday Spanish, and you can switch to English at any time during the exam.
How it works
A plan from your exam date
Tell us the day you sit the exam. PolicyPass spreads the topics across the days you have and keeps today’s session short enough to finish.
Cards and questions with the source
Each answer explains why the right option is right and why the others are not, with the official source and the date it took effect.
Mock exams when you are close
Timed, full-length practice with the same structure as the exam, so test day feels familiar.
Free 20-question test
The same diagnostic the app uses to build your plan, with real questions from the bank. No sign-up, nothing is stored, and your answers never leave this page.
20 questions, one at a time. After each answer you see why it is right or wrong, and its source.
English, Spanish, or both
The exam is offered in English and in Spanish. Study in the language you think in, and switch to the English term with one tap. The official exam name always stays visible in English, because that is how you will see it when you book.
Get PolicyPass
The app is coming soon to iPhone and Android. Want to know when it is out? Write to support@policypass.app with the subject “Notify me”.
Every answer shows its source
Each question quotes the Texas Insurance Code, the Texas Administrative Code, a TDI publication or federal law, with the date it took effect. The content is written with AI and checked automatically against that text; read how in our methodology.
Good to know
Not affiliated with TDI or Pearson VUE. Not legal advice. Not a TDI-approved pre-licensing course, and it does not grant education hours. We cannot promise you will pass.