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Key Facts: TN Property & Casualty Exam
77 Q
Questions Per Line Exam
Pearson VUE TN handbook
68 + 9
Scored + Pretest Per Line
Pearson VUE TN content outline
105 min
Time Per Line Exam
Pearson VUE TN handbook
70
Passing Score Per Line
Pearson VUE TN handbook
$55 / $80
Single / Combined Reservation
Pearson VUE TN handbook
25/50/25
TN Auto Minimums
Tennessee financial responsibility law
Tennessee uses two separate producer exams, each with 77 total questions (68 scored + 9 pretest), 105 minutes, and a passing score of 70. Pearson VUE lists $55 per line or an $80 combined reservation. Tennessee-specific content includes TDCI regulation, common insurance law under Title 56, and line-law items such as auto financial responsibility and workers compensation requirements.
About the TN Property & Casualty Exam
Tennessee licenses full Property and Casualty producer authority through separate Property and Casualty exams. Tested content combines national policy concepts with Tennessee law, including TDCI authority, Title 56 producer regulation, 25/50/25 auto minimums, workers compensation thresholds, unfair trade practices, and guaranty-association fundamentals.
Questions
154 scored questions
Time Limit
3 hours 30 minutes total (105 minutes per line exam)
Passing Score
70 (each line exam)
Exam Fee
$55 per line ($80 combined reservation) (Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance (TDCI) / Pearson VUE)
TN Property & Casualty Exam Content Outline
National Property Content
Property policy types, terms, and policy provisions from the Tennessee Property general section (50 scored questions).
National Casualty Content
Casualty policy types, terms, and policy provisions from the Tennessee Casualty general section (50 scored questions).
Tennessee Common Insurance Law
TDCI authority, producer licensing, CE, unfair trade practices, and other law topics tested in both state sections (14 scored questions per line).
Tennessee Line-Specific Law
Tennessee property-law and casualty-law topics tested as 4 scored state questions per line exam.
How to Pass the TN Property & Casualty Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 70 (each line exam)
- Exam length: 154 questions
- Time limit: 3 hours 30 minutes total (105 minutes per line exam)
- Exam fee: $55 per line ($80 combined reservation)
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- Complete 500+ practice questions
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Tennessee a single combined P&C exam?
No. Tennessee uses separate Property and Casualty producer exams. You can reserve both together, but each line is tested and scored separately.
How many questions and how much time are on each Tennessee line exam?
Each Tennessee line exam has 77 total questions (68 scored plus 9 pretest) with a 105-minute time limit. This format applies to both Property and Casualty.
What score is required to pass Tennessee Property and Casualty exams?
Tennessee requires a score of 70 to pass each line exam. Passing one line does not automatically satisfy the other line.
What are Tennessee's current minimum auto liability limits?
Tennessee minimum liability limits are 25/50/25, and an alternative financial-responsibility method includes a $65,000 bond or cash deposit.
What are key Tennessee workers compensation thresholds tested on the exam?
For most non-construction employers, coverage is generally required at 5 or more employees. Construction and coal mining employers generally require workers compensation coverage with 1 or more employees.
What continuing education is required after Tennessee producer licensure?
Tennessee producers generally complete 24 CE hours every two years, including 3 ethics hours. Missing the ethics component can block compliant renewal.