Georgia Real Estate Salesperson Pass Rate, Format & Study Guide

The Georgia real estate salesperson examination has 152 multiple-choice questions in 4 hours: a national portion of 100 items and a Georgia portion of 52 items, each scored separately (PSI candidate information booklet). The content outline covers 14 areas, led by Contracts (12.5%). The booklet we read does not state a numeric passing score. This portal's practice mock has 152 questions covering both portions.

Passing the exam is a required step toward a Georgia real estate salesperson license, which you need to represent buyers and sellers for compensation in Georgia.

People starting a real estate career in Georgia who have finished their 75-hour prelicense course, and candidates retaking the exam.

The certifying body does not publicly publish an official pass rate for this exam. Be wary of third-party sites citing a specific number here — treat any pass-rate claim you see elsewhere for this exam as unverified.

The booklet says anyone who does not apply for the license within 12 months of passing the exam must retake it. Each exam attempt requires a new examination fee.

The PSI booklet we read does not state a numeric passing score; your score report shows your result for the national and Georgia portions. Confirm the standard with the GREC or PSI. Format: 152 multiple-choice questions in four hours, 100 national and 52 Georgia. No official pass rate is available for this exam, so none is quoted here.

The Georgia real estate salesperson examination has 152 multiple-choice questions in 4 hours: a national portion of 100 items and a Georgia portion of 52 items, each scored separately (PSI candidate information booklet). The content outline covers 14 areas, led by Contracts (12.5%). The booklet we read does not state a numeric passing score. This portal's practice mock has 152 questions covering both portions. National portion: 100 questions · Georgia portion: 52 questions · 152 multiple-choice questions in 4 hours · portions scored separately. The PSI booklet we read does not state a numeric passing score; your score report shows your result for the national and Georgia portions. Confirm the standard with the GREC or PSI.

• National: Property Ownership6.6%
• National: Land Use Controls3.3%
• National: Valuation5.3%
• National: Financing6.6%
• National: Contracts12.5%
• National: Agency8.6%
• National: Property Disclosures4.6%
• National: Property Management2%
• National: Transfer of Title4%
• National: Practice of Real Estate7.9%
• National: Real Estate Calculations4.6%
• Georgia State Laws and Rules10.5%
• Real Estate Practice in Georgia13.8%
• Georgia Finance and Closing9.9%

The content outline spreads questions across 14 areas: National: Property Ownership (6.6%); National: Land Use Controls (3.3%); National: Valuation (5.3%); National: Financing (6.6%); National: Contracts (12.5%); National: Agency (8.6%); National: Property Disclosures (4.6%); National: Property Management (2.0%); National: Transfer of Title (4.0%); National: Practice of Real Estate (7.9%); National: Real Estate Calculations (4.6%); Georgia State Laws and Rules (10.5%); Real Estate Practice in Georgia (13.8%); Georgia Finance and Closing (9.9%).

The GREC lists three education routes: the 75-hour salesperson prelicense course at an approved school; at least 10 quarter hours or 6 semester hours of qualifying college coursework with an official transcript sent to PSI; or at least 75 hours of prelicense coursework approved in another state or Canadian province, with a verification letter. You also bring a criminal history or GCIC report to the PSI test center, and the Commission reviews any convictions before it issues a license.

PSI examination fee $175 and GREC license fee $170 (first four years). The prelicense course is priced by each school and was not confirmed here.

New salespersons also complete post-license education in their first year, but this guide did not review the details; check the GREC for current renewal and continuing education rules.

Start with the heaviest areas of the content outline: Real Estate Practice in Georgia (13.8%); National: Contracts (12.5%); Georgia State Laws and Rules (10.5%). Then work through the remaining areas, and finish with timed full-length practice runs of 152 questions in one sitting.

Content outlines, fees and passing standards change; this guide follows the materials listed under Verification as of October 2026. Check the Georgia Real Estate Commission and PSI before you register.