How hard is the utah real estate exam

After you complete Real Estate school, in order to be eligible for a license, you need to take the exam. You can find out more about it here. Often times we’re asked if it is difficult to pass the test. The answer is no, it’s not difficult as long as you’re prepared!

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The Utah Real Estate Exam costs $59 for both the state and national sections of the test. This is a two-part exam (national and state) totaling 140 questions and the time allotted is 4 hours. The UT specific section is comprised of 50 scored questions.

Real estate exams are designed to be difficult to pass, so they can weed out people who are not going to be skilled agents. Though the pass rate varies based on the state exam, they hover around 50% across the country. This means only about half of the people who take a state licensing exam pass.

Colorado is regarded as the hardest state since agents need to cover 160 hours of education, pass two tests, pass a background check, and be fingerprinted. In contrast, most other states require less than 100 education hours, with the majority falling with the 40-hour requirement.

In general, you should expect your real estate licensing exam to be around 100-150 multiple choice questions; about 60-80 state-specific questions, and about 80-100 questions related to generally universal real estate concepts. You will have between 2-4 hours to complete your exam.