Yes, you can take the Oklahoma real estate exam from home using PearsonVUE’s Online Proctoring (OnVUE) service. This means you’ll be monitored remotely by a proctor through your webcam and microphone. Here’s what you need to know:
You MUST have a valid, physical government-issued ID (digital IDs are not accepted).
Operating System: Windows or Mac
No Touchscreens: Laptops and desktops only (no tablets or phones)
Webcam and Microphone: Required for proctor monitoring.
Private location: Must be a well-lit, quiet, and clutter-free room where you’ll be alone for the duration of the exam.
Detailed information can be found in the PearsonVUE OnVUE Guide: https://home.pearsonvue.com/Test-takers/OnVUE/Guide
Salesperson Exam
National: 80 scored questions
State: 40 scored questions
Broker Exam
National: 80 scored questions
State: 50 scored questions
Effective April 2, 2024, to pass the Oklahoma Salesperson Exam, you need a minimum score of 70% on BOTH the national and state-specific portions.
Effective April 2, 2024, to pass the Oklahoma Broker Exam, you need a minimum score of 75% on BOTH the national and state-specific portions.
Yes, you can retake the Oklahoma real estate exam. There’s no limit on attempts, but you must:
– Pay the exam fee each time.
– Pass the exam within one year of registering with PearsonVUE.
Salesperson Exam: $75
Broker Exam: $90
Important Note: You’ll pay the same fee whether you take the combined exam (scheduling national and state-specific at the same time) or retake a single portion (national or state-specific) exam.
You have two options for taking the Oklahoma real estate exam:
In-Person Testing: PearsonVUE has test centers in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman, and other locations. Find a test center near you on the PearsonVUE website.
Remote Proctoring: Take the exam online from a suitable location (like your home). You’ll be monitored via webcam by a live proctor.
No, you cannot bring a personal calculator. However, an online calculator will be provided within the exam for your use.
Regarding math calculations, the exam vendor, advises memorizing the following information for use in making mathematical calculations on the national portion of the exam, unless otherwise noted in the text of the individual question:
There are 43,560 square feet in one acre.
There are 5,280 feet in one mile.
Where applicable, round off calculations.
As of April 2, 2024, PearsonVUE administers the Oklahoma real estate exam. Previously, PSI was the exam provider.
Pretest questions are unscored questions included on the Oklahoma real estate exam. They are used by the test vendor to evaluate potential questions for future exams and do not impact your passing score.
Each portion (national & state) of the Oklahoma real estate exam includes pretest questions:
Salesperson Exam:
National: 5 pretest questions
State: 10 pretest questions
Broker:
National: 5 pretest questions
State: 10 pretest questions
To become a provisional salesperson in Oklahoma (after April 1, 2024), you’ll need to pass both the:
National Salesperson Exam
Oklahoma State Salesperson Exam
Passing the Oklahoma real estate exam requires dedicated preparation. Here’s what makes it challenging:
Comprehensive Content: Covers a broad range of real estate topics.
Regularly Updated: The national portion goes through a review committee, ensuring questions and distractors are relevant and up-to-date.
Carefully Designed Distractors: Answer choices are written to appear correct if you’re not fully prepared, testing your depth of knowledge.
How to Succeed on the Exam:
Thoroughly study the materials provided in your real estate course. Utilize practice tests to familiarize yourself with the exam format and question style.
After passing the Oklahoma salesperson exam, follow these steps to get your provisional license:
1. Check Email: Check your email for an OREC confirmation (usually within 48 hours of passing the exam).
2. Apply Online: Use the link provided by OREC to start your application.
3. Choose a Brokerage: In the Application Portal, select the sponsoring brokerage where you’ll work.
4. Broker Approval: Wait for your managing broker to approve your application request. Once approved, log back in and click ‘Continue’ to finish your application.
5. Complete Application & Pay: Click ‘Save and Continue’ as needed for the next two screens, then finalize your application and pay the license fee.
Important: The OREC will email you your license number and further details after payment. Always check the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC) website for the latest instructions.