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Oklahoma (OK) Real Estate Exam Cheat Sheet 2026

OK: 120 questions, 240 minutes, 70% scaled on each portion, $75 in exam fees. Below are the 8 rules that decide pass or fail, each with its source.

Questions
120
Time limit
240 min
To pass
70% scaled on each portion

Fees: for both portions on one order

The 8 rules worth memorising

Not subject knowledge — that comes from practice questions. These are the procedural rules candidates lose the exam to: how the threshold is applied, what a partial fail means, and the deadlines that void a pass.

  1. 1

    Book both portions on one order and the second is free

    Pearson lists $75 for the Oklahoma portion and $75 for the national portion, but any two exams scheduled at the same time on the same order are discounted two-for-one — the handbook’s own example is the state and national salesperson exams costing $75 in total. Book them on separate orders and the same two exams cost $150.

    Source: Pearson VUE candidate handbook, Exam Fees

  2. 2

    One year of authorization, unlimited attempts

    Approval to test from the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission is valid for one year and includes unlimited attempts at each portion. Very few states place no cap on attempts — Illinois cuts you off at four.

    Source: Pearson VUE candidate handbook, Exam Authorizations

  3. 3

    You can sit them on different days — but book them together

    Each portion may be taken on its own or consecutively, so splitting 240 minutes across two days is a real option. Just put both on one order when you book, or the split costs you an extra $75.

    Source: Pearson VUE candidate handbook, Exam Authorizations and Exam Fees

  4. 4

    Ten unscored pretest items on the state portion

    The Oklahoma portion is 40 scored items plus 10 pretest items — fifty questions on screen for a forty-question score. The national portion adds only 5. Pace the state portion for fifty.

    Source: Pearson VUE candidate handbook, Examination Information

  5. 5

    The passing mark is scaled, not raw

    70% scaled on each portion. A scaled score is not your count of correct answers, so do not try to compute your standing mid-exam.

    Source: Pearson VUE candidate handbook, Examination Information

  6. 6

    The license is called Provisional Sales Associate

    Oklahoma’s entry-level license is not "salesperson" — it is Provisional Sales Associate. Search for study material and application forms under that name.

    Source: Oklahoma Real Estate Commission, Application Process for Provisional Sales Associate

  7. 7

    Ninety hours, then IdentoGO, then apply

    The order is fixed: complete the 90-hour pre-license salesperson course, complete a background check through IdentoGO, then apply. Exam instructions come only after the Commission approves the application.

    Source: Oklahoma Real Estate Commission, Application Process for Provisional Sales Associate

  8. 8

    Change or cancel 48 hours out, or lose the fee

    You may transfer the fee or request a refund if you change or cancel at least 48 hours ahead. Inside 48 hours the fee is forfeited. Report to the test center 30 minutes before your appointment; once both portions are passed the Commission emails licensing instructions within 48 hours.

    Source: Pearson VUE candidate handbook, Change/Cancel Policy

What the Oklahoma state portion covers (40 scored items)

Straight from the official outline. Study the top of this list first.

  • Laws and rules affecting Oklahoma real estate practice

    20 questions

    Authority of the Real Estate Commission · Acts of the associates · Associate license requirements · Advertising regulations including internet and social networking · Contract law and Statute of Frauds · Disclosure of licensed status · License maintenance and renewal · Complaint process · Duty to account · License transfer and inactive status · OREC notification requirements · Causes for suspension or revocation · Prohibited dealings · Unlicensed activity and unlicensed assistants

  • Oklahoma Broker Relationships Act

    8 questions

    Duties owed to all parties · Duties owed to the party receiving brokerage services · Broker-salesperson relationships

  • Property management

    6 questions

    License requirements and exemptions · Requirements under the Oklahoma Broker Relationships Act · Property management agreements · Residential and non-residential Landlord and Tenant Act · Trust accounts and security deposits · Duties of a landlord · Eviction and termination of tenancy

  • Disclosures and hazards

    6 questions

    Residential Property Disclosure Statement · Residential Property Disclaimer Statement · Licensee duties · Exemptions · Psychologically impacted property

If you fail

Your Commission authorization covers unlimited attempts at each portion for a year, so a retake is a rebooking and another $75 for that portion — no new application. Retake only the portion you failed. Change or cancel at least 48 hours ahead to keep the fee.

Questions

Is there a Oklahoma real estate exam cheat sheet PDF?

This page is the cheat sheet, and it stays on the web on purpose: every rule below cites the bulletin or commission page it came from, so you can check it against the current source. A printed PDF goes stale the moment Pearson VUE revises a figure, and most of the ones being sold do not say where their numbers came from.

What should I memorise for the OK state portion?

The rules that decide pass or fail rather than the ones that are merely interesting: how the 70% threshold is applied, what happens if you fail one portion, and the deadlines that void a pass. Those are the 8 below. Subject knowledge comes from practice questions, not from a list.

How current is this Oklahoma cheat sheet?

Every figure was read from the source on 2026-09-18, and each rule names its source below. Where OREC has revised something since, the source link is the authority — not this page.