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A candidate has just passed both the national and state portions of the Oklahoma real estate licensing examination. What are the minimum passing scores required on the Oklahoma state exam?

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B) 35 correct out of 50 state questions (70%)

The Oklahoma state portion of the PSI-administered licensing examination consists of 50 questions, and the passing score is 35 correct answers, which represents 70% of the state questions. The national portion requires 56 correct out of 80 questions (also 70%). Both sections require 70%, but the raw numbers differ — 35/50 for state and 56/80 for national.

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A
28 correct out of 50 state questions (56%)
B
35 correct out of 50 state questions (70%)
C
38 correct out of 50 state questions (76%)
D
40 correct out of 50 state questions (80%)

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