Understand Your Score Report

Passing scores vary by state, typically ranging from 60% to 75%. Most states require 70-75% on both the national and state portions. Use our calculator above to check the exact requirement for your state.

The number of questions varies by state. Salesperson exams typically have 80-150 questions, while broker exams have 100-200 questions. Select your state in our calculator to see the exact count.

If you fail, you can retake the exam after a waiting period (varies by state, typically 24 hours to 30 days). You'll need to pay the exam fee again. Focus on your weak areas before retaking.

Not always. Many states have different passing scores for salesperson and broker exams. Broker exams typically require a higher passing score and have more questions.

Scoring varies by state. Some exams use a raw correct-answer count, others score national and state portions separately or use scaled scores. Your official score report controls.

Most testing centers provide a basic on-screen calculator for math questions. You typically cannot bring your own calculator. Practice doing real estate math with a basic calculator beforehand.

Pass rates vary by state, year, and candidate group. Consult your state regulator for the latest comparable figure.

Most states provide instant results at the testing center. You'll know immediately whether you passed or failed. Some states mail official results within 1-2 weeks.

No. Each state has its own exam with different question counts, time limits, and passing scores. Most exams have a national portion and a state-specific portion.

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