Missouri Property and Casualty Insurance Producer Examination — exam facts
Missouri
Every source below was read on 2026-10-15
| Administering body | Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance (DCI) — exam delivered by Pearson VUE The handbook says candidates may test online or at a physical Pearson VUE location, but Pearson VUE's Missouri page describes booking only at a physical test center. The handbook's license chart lists no education requirement for the producer license. Source: Pearson VUE - Missouri Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook (March 2026, #122600) (2026-10-15) |
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| Questions | Not published by Pearson VUE / Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance The February 2026 content outline contradicts itself. It heads the combined exam's general part as 50 scored plus 5 pretest questions, but that part's six section weights add up to 100. The Missouri-specific part is 40 scored plus 5 pretest questions, and its sections do add up to 40. The handbook prints no question count. Until Pearson VUE resolves this, we do not state a total. What we read and found nothing in: Pearson VUE - Missouri Insurance Content Outlines (effective February 1, 2026, #122601) (2026-10-15) · Pearson VUE - Missouri Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook (March 2026, #122600) (2026-10-15) |
| Time limit | 180 minutes The handbook's exam table states 3 hours for exam 55 (Property and Casualty Insurance Producer). Source: Pearson VUE - Missouri Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook (March 2026, #122600) (2026-10-15) |
| Passing score | Scaled score of 70 on a 0–100 scale The handbook states that the reported scaled score is neither the number nor the percentage of questions answered correctly. A candidate who fails must wait 1 day before scheduling a re-examination. The handbook's licence-application section says Missouri exam scores are valid for 1 year. Source: Pearson VUE - Missouri Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook (March 2026, #122600) (2026-10-15) |
| Fees |
Both figures are from the March 2026 handbook: the exam fee from its table of fees at testing centers, and the licence fee from its licence chart, which also lists a biennial renewal fee of the same amount. The single-line Property and Casualty exams (52 and 53) cost $32 each. Source: Pearson VUE - Missouri Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook (March 2026, #122600) (2026-10-15) |
| Languages offered | English The handbook lists no translated form of the exam. Candidates whose primary language is not English may request additional time with the English as a Second Language form at the back of the handbook. Source: Pearson VUE - Missouri Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook (March 2026, #122600) (2026-10-15) |
| Outline and weights | Pearson VUE's Missouri Insurance Content Outlines, document #122601 (effective February 1, 2026) gives the scored items in each section: General knowledge (100 scored items): Property: types of policies 22, Property: insurance terms and related concepts 15, Property: policy provisions and contract law 13, Casualty: types of policies, bonds, and related terms 23, Casualty: insurance terms and related concepts 15, Casualty: policy provisions 12; Missouri law (40 scored items): Missouri statutes, rules and regulations common to all lines 20, Missouri statutes, rules and regulations pertinent to property 10, Missouri statutes, rules and regulations pertinent to casualty 10. The general-knowledge heading prints 50 scored plus 5 pretest questions, but its six section weights add up to 100, and the outline prints no total for the exam. Last checked 2026-10-15. Source: Pearson VUE - Missouri Insurance Content Outlines (effective February 1, 2026, #122601) (2026-10-15) |
Change log
- 2026-10-15Fact sheet created from the Pearson VUE Missouri candidate handbook (March 2026, #122600) and the content outlines effective February 1, 2026 (#122601): Property and Casualty exam 55, 3 hours, $40, scaled passing score 70. Question count withheld because the outline's heading and section weights disagree.