Understand the two examination blocks
The February 2026 Arizona handbook lists the salesperson General examination as 80 scored questions plus five pretest items, with 150 minutes. The State examination has 60 scored questions plus five pretest items, with 90 minutes. Pretest questions are not identified, so give every item a serious answer.
The handbook describes the passing score as 75% correct. Treat each required examination as its own result; a combined practice average does not show that both are ready. A learner can understand national property concepts well while still missing Arizona-specific duties.
| Portion | Scored items | Pretest items | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salesperson General | 80 | 5 | 150 minutes |
| Salesperson State | 60 | 5 | 90 minutes |
These are salesperson specifications. The broker examination and out-of-state recognition categories have different listings and should not inherit this table automatically.
Use the current Arizona outline
The State outline effective January 1, 2026 includes Arizona’s regulatory framework, licensing requirements, supervision, agency, licensee duties, disclosures, skill and care, contracts and transaction services. Read those headings as decisions to practise, not merely vocabulary to memorise.
For example, distinguish who owes a duty, when disclosure is required and what the transaction facts change. A contract scenario may require a state-specific action even when the underlying agreement resembles a familiar national question. Review the precise current outline rather than importing an old school summary or a broker-only topic weighting.
Measure readiness without inventing a pass rate
This guide does not claim an Arizona statewide first-attempt pass percentage. A school’s marketing figure may describe its own students, a different reporting period or a different examination. It is not a substitute for clearly defined official statistics.
Use your own evidence instead: record the topic, why the answer was wrong and whether the error recurs on an unfamiliar question. Rehearse the General and State time blocks separately. If the State block runs slowly, reduce repeated reading by identifying the actor and required action before considering the choices.
Connect the study plan to the actual booking
The Arizona delivery guide explains physical Pearson centers and combination booking. Review the final reservation to make sure it includes every required examination. A practice result is neither official eligibility nor a licensing score.
EstatePass is independent preparation, not an Arizona DRE-approved qualifying-education provider. Use the Arizona hub for study and the official programme for appointments and licensing records. A stronger study plan addresses both blocks before the next available seat becomes a reason to rush.
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Original learning scenarios. Choose an answer, then explore the reasoning. These are not official examination questions or a scored readiness assessment.
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A little more clarity
Questions, answered.
How many scored General questions are there?
The handbook lists 80, plus five pretest questions.
How many scored State questions are there?
It lists 60, plus five pretest questions.
How much time is listed?
150 minutes for General and 90 minutes for State.
What passing standard does the handbook give?
75% correct.
Can I identify and skip pretest questions?
No. They are not identified.
Does this table apply to brokers?
No. Use the separate broker specifications.
Is there a verified statewide pass rate here?
No. This guide does not invent one.
Is EstatePass ADRE qualifying education?
No. It provides independent practice.
Put your next step into focus.
Take what you have learned into your next study session. Use the linked practice and resources to decide where to focus.
Build an Arizona study planEducational information and independent practice. Confirm current examination, education and licensing requirements with the linked official sources. Practice results do not guarantee an examination result or eligibility.