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Key Facts: DC Property & Casualty Exam
75 + 10
Property (Scored + Pretest)
Pearson VUE DC outline supplement
80 + 10
Casualty (Scored + Pretest)
Pearson VUE DC outline supplement
70%
Passing Score
Pearson VUE DC handbook
$75
Fee Per Exam
Pearson VUE DC handbook
25/50/10
DC Auto Minimums
D.C. Code § 31-2406
40%
2024 Combined Pass Rate
DISB pass-rate report (Property/Casualty)
DC requires two separate Pearson VUE exams: Property (75 scored + 10 pretest) and Casualty (80 scored + 10 pretest), each with a 120-minute limit and 70% passing score. Resident producer applicants must complete fingerprinting after passing and then file the license application within one year. DC-specific casualty content emphasizes 25/50/10 compulsory auto limits, required UM (25/50 BI and 5 PD), optional PIP elections, and producer compliance duties under DISB oversight.
About the DC Property & Casualty Exam
District of Columbia producer licensing uses separate Property and Casualty exams (no combination exam). Tested content combines national P&C fundamentals with DC-specific law, including DISB producer rules, compulsory auto insurance/no-fault provisions, surplus lines requirements, and District market-conduct and unfair-trade-practice standards.
Questions
175 scored questions
Time Limit
120 minutes per exam (4 hours total)
Passing Score
70%
Exam Fee
$75 per exam ($150 both) (District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking (DISB) / Pearson VUE)
DC Property & Casualty Exam Content Outline
National Property Insurance
Property policy types, contract provisions, underwriting, endorsements, and other coverages tested on the general property portion
National Casualty Insurance
Casualty concepts, liability policies, auto insurance, bonds, and core regulatory concepts from the general casualty portion
DC Property Law Supplement
DISB producer regulation, homeowners/dwelling/commercial property law, and DCPIF (FAIR plan) placement rules
DC Casualty Law Supplement
Compulsory auto/no-fault law, workers compensation basics, liability definitions, surplus lines, and DC unfair-practice standards
How to Pass the DC Property & Casualty Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 70%
- Exam length: 175 questions
- Time limit: 120 minutes per exam (4 hours total)
- Exam fee: $75 per exam ($150 both)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a combined DC Property & Casualty exam?
No. Pearson VUE's DC handbook and outline supplement state that combination exams are no longer available in DC. Candidates take separate Property and Casualty exams.
How many questions and how much time are on each DC exam?
Property uses 75 scored questions plus 10 pretest, and Casualty uses 80 scored plus 10 pretest. Each exam has a 120-minute time limit and requires a 70% passing score.
What are DC's core auto insurance limits tested on the casualty supplement?
DC compulsory coverage includes third-party bodily injury limits of 25/50 and property damage of 10. Policies must also include uninsured motorist coverage of at least 25/50 for bodily injury and 5 for property damage, with a $200 deductible on uninsured motorist property damage.
What happens after passing the DC exam?
Resident producer applicants must complete fingerprinting after passing and submit the license application within one year of the exam date. If the application is not filed within that one-year window, the candidate must test again.
What DC-specific compliance update is relevant for 2026?
DISB's January 3, 2026 bulletin moved surplus-lines filings from paper to electronic OPTins filing, effective January 1, 2026. Candidates should be prepared for questions on current electronic filing and producer compliance obligations.