Real estate exam by state

All 50 states and D.C., from official candidate handbooks and state agencies. Open a state for the full facts, sources and a free practice quiz.

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Comparison table

State	National Qs	State Qs	Minutes	Pass mark	Confidence
Alabama	80	40	210	70% overall	Official source
Alaska	80	40	240	75% overall	Official source
Arizona	80	60	240	75% each	Official source
Arkansas	80	30	240	70% each	Official source
California	—	150	180	70% overall	Official source
Colorado	80	74	230	75% / 71.6% each	Official source
Connecticut	80	35	165	70% / 75% each	Official source
Delaware	80	40	240	70% overall	Official source
District of Columbia	80	30	210	75% each	Official source
Florida	—	100	210	75% overall	Official source
Georgia	100	52	240	75% / 72% each	Vendor claim
Hawaii	80	50	240	70% / 75% each	Official source
Idaho	80	40	240	70% overall	Official source
Illinois	100	40	240	70% / 75% each	Official source
Indiana	80	50	240	75% each	Official source
Iowa	80	40	180	70% each	Official source
Kansas	80	30	240	70% each	Official source
Kentucky	80	50	240	75% each	Official source
Louisiana	80	55	240	70% each	Official source
Maine	80	40	240	75% each	Official source
Maryland	80	30	120	70% each	Official source
Massachusetts	80	40	240	70% each	Official source
Michigan	80	35	180	70% overall	Secondary source
Minnesota	80	50	240	75% each	Official source
Mississippi	80	40	240	70% / 75% each	Official source
Missouri	100	40	270	70% / 75% each	Official source
Montana	80	40	240	75% each	Official source
Nebraska	80	50	240	75% each	Official source
Nevada	80	40	240	75% each	Official source
New Hampshire	80	40	240	70% each	Official source
New Jersey	80	30	240	70% overall	Secondary source
New Mexico	75	50	180	75% / 76% each	Official source
New York	—	75	90	70% overall	Vendor claim
North Carolina	80	60	270	75% each	Official source
North Dakota	100	40	240	70% / 75% each	Official source
Ohio	80	40	180	70% each	Official source
Oklahoma	80	40	240	70% each	Official source
Oregon	80	50	240	75% each	Official source
Pennsylvania	80	40	210	75% each	Official source
Rhode Island	80	50	240	70% each	Official source
South Carolina	80	40	200	70% each	Official source
South Dakota	90	52	270	75% each	Secondary source
Tennessee	80	40	240	70% each	Official source
Texas	80	40	240	70% each	Official source
Utah	80	50	240	70% each	Official source
Vermont	100	50	150	70% / 75% each	Official source
Virginia	80	40	150	70% / 75% each	Official source
Washington	100	30	240	70% each	Official source
West Virginia	80	50	210	70% each	Official source
Wisconsin	—	140	240	75% overall	Official source
Wyoming	80	40	240	75% each	Official source

Entry-level license names differ (for example Colorado, Illinois and Indiana start with a broker-level license; North Carolina and New Mexico use provisional/associate broker). Scaled scores are shown as percentages for comparison. Always confirm in the official handbook.