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Oklahoma real estate exam

Format, passing score, fees and what to study — compiled from the official candidate handbook and state sources, with a link and a confidence level for every fact. Last verified 2026-10-31.

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At a glance: 120 questions (80 national + 40 state), 240 min, pass 70% on each portion. Pass-mark details are approximate or partly unverified — see the table.

Oklahoma exam format and requirements

FactValueConfidenceSource
RegulatorOklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC)Official sourceLink
Exam providerPearson VUE
Candidate Handbook March 2024; OnVUE remote proctoring also available (max 3 attempts per portion via OnVUE in the 1-year window).
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National-portion questions80
80 scored + 5 pretest (unscored) items = 85 delivered.
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State-portion questions40
40 scored + 5-10 pretest items (handbook table says 10 pretest). Broker state = 50.
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Exam time (minutes)240
State 90 min + National 150 min.
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Passing score70% scaled on each portion
Broker 75%.
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Exam fee (USD)$75
$75 each portion, but two exams booked together on one order are discounted two-for-one => $75 total for state+national (OREC FAQ confirms $75).
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Pre-licensing hours90
Approved 90-hour pre-license salesperson (provisional sales associate) course; completion valid 3 years.
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LanguagesEnglish
Handbook mentions no translated exams; ID must be in English.
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“Official source” = read in a state agency page or the exam provider’s candidate handbook on 2026-10-31. Anything marked “Vendor claim” or “Not verified” should be confirmed before you rely on it. Fees and formats change.

What this means for your study plan

State-portion topics published for Oklahoma

Sample Oklahoma practice questions

Original questions written from the law, each with an explanation and a citation. Oklahoma-specific questions are coming soon; these samples come from the national portion.

When valuing real property, an appraiser generally treats which item as personal property that is NOT included?
  1. A freestanding refrigerator
  2. A built-in water heater
  3. A permanently installed furnace
  4. An attached garage door opener

Answer: A. Fixtures are attached to the property and pass with it, while freestanding items like a movable refrigerator are personal property. The appraisal covers real property unless the assignment states otherwise.

Topic: Valuation & Market Analysis · Source: The Appraisal of Real Estate (Appraisal Institute), valuation principles

A landlord's maintenance worker makes a single, extremely severe threatening sexual remark and gesture toward a tenant. Under HUD's harassment rule, can one incident be enough to create a hostile environment?
  1. No; hostile environment harassment always requires repeated conduct
  2. Yes, if the single incident is sufficiently severe
  3. No, unless the tenant proves physical or psychological harm
  4. Yes, but only if the worker is also the owner of the property

Answer: B. HUD's rule defines hostile environment harassment as unwelcome conduct sufficiently severe or pervasive to interfere with the use or enjoyment of a dwelling, judged by the totality of the circumstances. A single incident can be a discriminatory housing practice if it is sufficiently severe. Proof of psychological or physical harm is not required.

Topic: Fair Housing, Ethics & Federal Disclosures · Source: 24 C.F.R. § 100.600(a)(2), (c)

In a dispute over a fully integrated purchase contract, the parol evidence rule generally does NOT bar evidence of which of the following?
  1. An oral agreement made the day before signing that changed the price
  2. An oral promise made at the signing table that contradicts the closing date
  3. An agreement the parties made after signing to change the closing date
  4. Earlier drafts showing a different earnest money amount than the final

Answer: C. The parol evidence rule applies only to agreements and negotiations made before or at the same time as the integrated writing. It does not bar proof that the parties later modified the contract, although a later modification may face separate requirements, such as consideration or a signed writing. Prior or contemporaneous terms and earlier drafts offered to contradict the writing are barred.

Topic: Contracts & Leasing · Source: Restatement (Second) of Contracts § 213 (effect of integrated agreement on prior agreements); § 215 (contradiction of integrated terms)

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Frequently asked questions

How many questions are on the Oklahoma real estate exam?

The Oklahoma exam format we found is 80 national questions plus 40 Oklahoma questions (120 in total) in 240 minutes. Confirm in the official handbook before exam day.

What is the passing score for the Oklahoma real estate exam?

70% scaled on each portion (Official source).

How much does the Oklahoma real estate exam cost?

The exam fee we found is $75, paid to Pearson VUE. Fees change, so check the current handbook.

How many pre-licensing hours does Oklahoma require?

90 hours for the entry-level license, according to the sources below. Pre-licensing education must come from a state-approved school; GablePrep is exam prep and is not an approved course.

Official sources for Oklahoma

Independent exam prep. Not affiliated with any state real estate commission or testing provider. Not an approved pre-licensing course. Not legal advice.