Maryland Personal Lines (Series 20-29): Exam Content Outline
Edition and licensing notes
Publisher. Prometric (for the Maryland Insurance Administration)
Edition. The outline's own cover block: "Personal Lines / Series 20-29 / 100 scored questions (plus 10 unscored) / 2-hour 15-minute time limit". It prints no other revision or effective date; PDF CreationDate/ModDate 2021-09-21, and it is the outline set introduced by the Maryland Licensing Information Bulletin effective October 21, 2021. Areas carry BOTH a percentage and an item count. Its area percentages sum to exactly 100 and its item counts to exactly 100; on a 100-question exam the two series coincide.
Status. US state-government-contracted exam-vendor content outline.
What this document is
Maryland Personal Lines (Series 20-29) - Exam Content Outline is a candidate handbook or exam outline published by Prometric (for the Maryland Insurance Administration). It is one of the Maryland documents that insurance license exam questions are written from. This page summarizes it and points to the official version, which is the text to rely on.
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