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Per the PSI Illinois Real Estate Candidate Information Bulletin, a candidate must achieve a scaled score of 75 on each section of the Illinois broker licensing exam (both national and state) to pass. If a candidate scores 72 on the national section, which statement is correct?

Correct Answer

B) The candidate fails the national section and must retake it; the score does not meet the passing standard.

PSI requires a scaled score of 75 on each section of the Illinois broker exam, and both sections must be passed independently. A score of 72 on the national section falls below the 75 requirement, so the candidate fails that section and must retake it.

Answer Options
A
The candidate passes the national section but must retake the state section.
B
The candidate fails the national section and must retake it; the score does not meet the passing standard.
C
The candidate passes both sections because 72 exceeds the combined passing threshold.
D
The candidate's score is averaged with the state section to determine pass/fail.

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