What the official retake procedure allows
- A failed candidate may schedule another examination within one calendar day.
- Texas does not publish a limit on attempts at the same examination.
- Every new appointment requires the $49 examination fee.
- The application must be filed within one year after a passing result.
The 2025 results argue against immediate repetition
| Texas General Lines LAH | First attempts not passing | Repeat attempts not passing |
|---|---|---|
| English series | 43% | 60% |
| Spanish series | 66% | 66% |
Use the next 14 days to change the method
- Days 1–2: map the score report to the current official outline.
- Days 3–6: rebuild the weakest national concepts with explanations.
- Days 7–9: isolate Texas law, HMO rules and producer duties.
- Days 10–11: review recurring wrong-answer patterns after a delay.
- Days 12–14: complete two realistic 145-question simulations and review every miss.
A retake needs more than a quiz
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The mock area reproduces 145 delivered questions in 150 minutes and reports the result with question-level explanations. The 12-month package adds conditional Pass Protection as an access extension, not as an exam guarantee.
Official sources and further reading
Facts and requirements were checked against the linked primary sources on the article's publication date. Licensing authorities and testing providers remain controlling.
- Texas Department of Insurance / Pearson VUE: Texas Insurance Licensing Candidate HandbookOfficial exam fee, language options, score standard, scheduling and retake procedure.
- Texas Department of Insurance / Pearson VUE: Texas Insurance 2025 Examination SummaryOfficial 2025 graded-attempt totals and pass results by exam series and language.
- Texas Department of Insurance / Pearson VUE: Texas Insurance Content OutlinesCurrent General Lines Life, Accident & Health general-knowledge and Texas-specific question distribution.
- Texas Department of Insurance: General Lines — Life, Accident, Health and HMOOfficial application sequence, fingerprint requirement, one-year application deadline and $50 resident application fee.