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Quick Answer
Pearson VUE runs Missouri’s licensing exams at locations statewide. The exam is computer-based, multiple-choice, and split into two parts:
National Content (100 questions) – Covers industry-wide concepts.
State-Specific Content (50 questions) – Focuses on Missouri laws and regulations.
Pass rate: About 50–70% nationally.
With structured courses (like Aceable)? Pass guarantee or your money back.
Structure:
~150 Questions
3 hours
$35 fee
70% passing score
What’s Covered:
National Topics (100 questions):
Life Insurance (25–30): term, whole, riders, beneficiaries
Health Insurance (25–30): medical plans, Medicare, group coverage
Annuities (15–20): immediate vs. deferred, fixed vs. variable
General Concepts (20–25): risk, ethics, contract law
Missouri Topics (50 questions):
Licensing laws and ethics
Coverage mandates
State insurance code
Structure:
~150 Questions
3 hours
$35 fee
70% passing score
What’s Covered:
National Topics (100 questions):
Property Insurance (35–40): homeowners, commercial, dwelling
Auto Insurance (25–30): personal & commercial, no-fault
Liability (20–25): general, personal, professional
General Concepts (15–20): claims, underwriting, law
Missouri Topics (50 questions):
Workers’ compensation
State-specific licensing laws
Minimum coverage requirements
Scenario-based problems
Definitions and terminology
Application questions
Math and calculation questions (yes, practice those!)
Pro tip: Sample questions are available in the Pearson VUE Missouri Candidate Handbook (PDF).
Schedule early: Appointments fill up fast, book 2–3 weeks out.
Bring:
2 forms of valid ID
Confirmation email or booking number
Yourself (30 minutes early, please)
Provided:
Secure computer station
On-screen calculator
Electronic scratchpad
Note: Breaks are allowed but count toward your exam time.
Calculations: Coinsurance, deductibles, replacement cost vs. ACV
State Rules: Know Missouri’s coverage minimums cold
Policy Provisions: Understand what’s covered, what’s not, and sub-limits
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8-Week Study Plan
Week | Focus |
---|---|
1–2 | Complete your prep course |
3–4 | First full-length practice test |
5–6 | Target weak spots, take test #2 |
7 | Missouri laws + test #3 |
8 | Light review + rest |
Proven Methods:
Flashcards and active note-taking
Timed practice exams
Repeat tricky math problems
Focus on Missouri-specific content
Pace yourself: ~90 seconds per question
Don’t overthink — trust your prep
Mark tough questions and circle back
Watch for keywords: “must,” “always,” “except”
Pass?
Congrats! You’ll:
See results immediately
Apply for your license online
Get licensed in 7–10 business days
Be ready to start your new career
Didn’t pass?
No worries:
Retake in 24 hours
Fee is still $35
Review your results and refine your study plan
100% online, mobile-friendly platform
Built-in practice tests and progress tracking
Clear, gamified lessons that actually make sense
Real support from licensing experts
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