Real estate exam

Real estate exam score calculator

Pick your state to see how many questions you need right in each portion.

Right answers to pass

  • National56Out of 80. Miss up to 24.
  • State28Out of 40. Miss up to 12.

Each portion is passed on its own.

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How the line is worked out

  1. Where a state prints the number right, that number is the line.
  2. Where it prints a percentage, the line is the fewest questions that reach it: 75% of 50 questions is 37.5, so 38.
  3. Where it prints a scaled score, the line is shown at the same share of the scored questions, as an estimate.
  4. Only scored questions count. The unscored pretest questions are left out.

Passing score by state

StateExamTo passYou can miss
AlabamaSalesperson, Pearson VUEGeneral 56 of 80 (est.); State 28 of 40 (est.)General 24; State 12
ArizonaSalesperson, Pearson VUEGeneral 60 of 80; State 45 of 60General 20; State 15
CaliforniaSalesperson, Department of Real Estate105 of 15045
ColoradoBroker (entry level), PSINational 60 of 80; State 53 of 74National 20; State 21
ConnecticutSalesperson, PSIGeneral 56 of 80; State 25 of 35General 24; State 10
FloridaSales associate, Pearson VUE75 of 10025
IllinoisBroker (entry level), PSINational 70 of 100; State 30 of 40National 30; State 10
IndianaBroker (entry level), Pearson VUENational 60 of 80 (est.); State 38 of 50 (est.)National 20; State 12
KentuckySales associate, PSIGeneral 60 of 80; State 38 of 50General 20; State 12
LouisianaSalesperson, Pearson VUENational 56 of 80 (est.); State 39 of 55 (est.)National 24; State 16
MarylandSalesperson, PSINational 56 of 80; State 21 of 30National 24; State 9
MassachusettsSalesperson, PSIGeneral 56 of 80; State 28 of 40General 24; State 12
MichiganSalesperson, PSI80 of 11535
MinnesotaSalesperson, PSIGeneral 60 of 80; State 38 of 50General 20; State 12
MissouriSalesperson, PSINational 70 of 100; State 30 of 40National 30; State 10
NevadaSalesperson, Pearson VUEGeneral 60 of 80; State 30 of 40General 20; State 10
New JerseySalesperson, PSI77 of 11033
North CarolinaBroker (entry level), Pearson VUENational 60 of 80 (est.); State 45 of 60 (est.)National 20; State 15
OhioSalesperson, PSINational 56 of 80; State 28 of 40National 24; State 12
OklahomaSalesperson, Pearson VUENational 56 of 80 (est.); State 28 of 40 (est.)National 24; State 12
OregonBroker (entry level), PSINational 60 of 80; State 38 of 50National 20; State 12
PennsylvaniaSalesperson, Pearson VUENational 60 of 80 (est.); State 30 of 40 (est.)National 20; State 10
South CarolinaAssociate, PSINational 56 of 80; State 28 of 40National 24; State 12
TennesseeAffiliate broker, PSINational 56 of 80; State 28 of 40National 24; State 12
TexasSales agent, Pearson VUENational 56 of 80; State 28 of 40National 24; State 12
UtahSalesperson, Pearson VUENational 56 of 80 (est.); State 35 of 50 (est.)National 24; State 15
VirginiaSalesperson, PSINational 56 of 80; State 30 of 40National 24; State 10
WashingtonBroker (entry level), PSINational 70 of 100 (est.); State 21 of 30 (est.)National 30; State 9
WisconsinSalesperson, Pearson VUE105 of 140 (est.)35

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Questions people ask

How many questions can you miss on the Texas real estate exam?

24 of the 80 scored national questions and 12 of the 40 scored state questions. You need 56 and 28 right, and each portion is passed on its own.

How many questions can you miss on the California real estate exam?

45 of 150. California's salesperson exam is one exam and you need at least 70% right, which is 105.

How many questions can you miss on the Illinois real estate exam?

30 of 100 on the national portion (70% to pass) and 10 of 40 on the state portion (75% to pass).

What is a passing score on the New Jersey real estate exam?

77 right out of 110, which is 70%. New Jersey gives one combined exam in four hours.

Do the extra unscored questions count?

No. Most exams add a few pretest questions that are not scored and are not marked as such. The counts here are the scored questions only, so answer every question as if it counts.

What does a scaled passing score mean?

Some states report a score from 0 to 100 and set the pass at a scaled 70 or 75. The number of questions behind it can move a little from one version of the exam to the next, so for those states the number right shown here is an estimate at the same share.

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