After the exam
Your score report is
a starting point.
For salesperson and other entry-level real estate exams: tell us which portion your official report says you missed. We will explain the state rule and lay out a practical next study block—without guessing at a scaled score or passing result. Broker candidates should use their separate handbook.
01 / YOUR REPORT
Start with what you know.
Your choices stay in this browser session. We do not upload your score report. Only the testing provider can issue an official result.
02 / STATE RULE
North Carolina: what counts
A passing score of 75 on each of the two sections, computed separately — national (80 scored items, 2.5 hours) and North Carolina state (60 scored items, 2 hours). Both must be passed inside the same 180-day eligibility period.
Before you book again
Reschedule with Pearson VUE, but note both fees: $105 to the Commission plus $63 for both sections or $53 for one. Both sections must be passed within the same 180-day eligibility period — if it expires with only one section passed, that credit is forfeited and you refile with a new criminal record report and application fee.
Find the official result first.
Look for PASS/FAIL by portion and any topic-level diagnostic. A practice percentage or one combined raw count may not describe your official result.