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What is the pass rate for my exam?

There is no single Canadian real estate licensing exam, and no comparable national first-attempt pass-rate series for Ontario, BC, and Alberta. Published passing marks, course completion figures, and actual candidate pass rates are different measures. We will not turn estimates into a province ranking.

Know the difference.

Passing mark

The minimum score a candidate needs on a specific exam. This is an exam rule, not an indication that the same percentage of students pass.

Candidate pass rate

The percentage of candidates who passed within a stated period and cohort, ideally split by first attempt and exam. Without a public source and matching definitions, it cannot be compared responsibly.

Verify your provincial path.

BCFSA / UBC Sauder

British Columbia

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UBC Sauder’s Trading Services Licensing Course exam is 100 multiple-choice questions, three hours, with a 70% passing mark. A passing mark is not the percentage of candidates who pass.

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Compare like-for-like results, not province rankings

Canadian real estate licensing follows provincial pathways. A course result, an exam passing mark and the proportion of candidates who pass are different measures.

A worked study example

In an invented example, 60 passes among 100 first-time candidates is a 60% cohort pass rate. It says nothing about whether the passing mark is 60%, or whether your own chance of passing is 60%. Retake attempts would need a separately defined denominator.

What this does not tell you

Do not combine different provinces, exam versions, attempts or reporting periods into a national rate. No independently verified EstatePass learner pass rate is presented here.

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