Texas Adjuster Exam Prep

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Pass the insurance adjuster exam in Texas or Florida. One app covers both All-Lines Adjuster licenses, the Texas exam and Florida's 6-20: 500 practice questions, each citing the statute, rule or policy form that makes its answer right. Pick your state the first time you open the app and switch any time in Settings. Each state has its own question pool, its own mock exam in the real format, and its own progress. One purchase covers both. FLORIDA 6-20 ALL-LINES ADJUSTER A 100-question mock on the two-hour clock, graded at the real 70% pass mark and drawn across the seven sections of the Pearson VUE content outline by their weighting: insurance concepts and adjusting practices, casualty and liability, fire and allied lines, motor vehicle physical damage and mechanical breakdown, health, residual markets, and selected Florida statutes and rules. Florida's pool is 361 questions. The Florida-law ones (adjuster licensing and the code of ethics, no-fault PIP, workers' compensation, Citizens) cite the Florida Statutes or the Florida Administrative Code. TEXAS ALL-LINES ADJUSTER The license you need to adjust claims in Texas, and the one out-of-state adjusters use for reciprocity. A 150-question mock on the real 2½-hour clock, graded at the real pass mark of 70, across the twelve content domains in the exam's own proportions. Texas's pool is 319 questions. A fifth of the real exam is Texas law, and a fifth of this pool is too: adjuster licensing, the claim-settlement deadlines worked out to the day, unfair claim-settlement practices, adjuster duties, and Texas workers' compensation, each cited to the Texas Insurance Code, the Texas Labor Code, the Texas Administrative Code or TDI. TWO FULL MOCKS PER STATE, NOTHING REPEATED Every section of each state's pool holds at least two mocks' worth of questions, so your second mock asks 150 Texas or 100 Florida questions the first one did not. Results show your pace against the exam's allowance, a pass or below-passing verdict, the domains you missed, and every answer with its explanation. EVERY QUESTION CITED Every question is original, written for this app, and names the public source that makes its answer correct: Florida law to the Florida Statutes or the Florida Administrative Code, Texas law to the Texas Insurance Code, the Texas Labor Code, the Texas Administrative Code or TDI, and the general property-and-casualty questions to the standard policy forms, model laws and insurance-department guides behind them. Each explanation teaches the concept and tells you where to look it up. A PLAN TO YOUR DATE Set your exam date and Study tells you where you stand: days left, on glidepath or behind, and how many questions to do today to see every question once and clear your misses before the day. STUDY BY DOMAIN Texas's twelve domains or Florida's seven sections on one screen. Instant feedback, with the explanation and its citation on every answer. SELF-CLEARING REVIEW DECK Miss a question and it comes back. Get it right twice in a row and it graduates out. PROGRESS Mastery over time, lifetime accuracy, streak, best mock, and accuracy by domain, for the state you are studying. REFERENCE Each state's exam blueprint (sections and weightings, subtopics) and a glossary of key insurance terms. One-time purchase for both states. No account, no subscription, no network — everything is on your device. Unofficial study aid. Not affiliated with the Texas Department of Insurance, the Florida Department of Financial Services or Pearson VUE.