You’ll be well-prepared for the state exam, and over 90% of our students pass it on the first try. If that doesn’t happen for some reason, you’ll have three more chances to take the state exam within the 2-year timeframe.
Why are most realtors broke?
Most real estate agents fail because they don’t understand how to properly set goals or create action plans. Successful real estate agents are constantly setting and reviewing goals and action plans. It’s not as simple as setting a yearly goal and not revisiting it until the end of the year.
How long does it take to pass Illinois real estate exam?
You’ll have 3 ½ hours to complete the test, and a score of 75% is required to pass (results are provided immediately upon completion). From the time that you complete your course, you have up to four years to take the state exam for the first time.
How often do you have to retake the Illinois state exam?
You must pass each section with a minimum grade of 75%. If you fail the exam, you may retake the exam 3 more times (total of four times). If you fail only one portion of the exam (the general or the Illinois specific section), you need retake only the portion you failed.
How many times should you take the real estate license exam?
Well to answer your question I know a lot of licensees that had to take the exam 2-3 times. It’s pretty normal, so don’t feel bad! In terms of study materials… Use something like this free real estate practice exam or this real estate prep course. I passed the first try, which apparently in PA is good.
When does a real estate license in Illinois expire?
All pre-license courses expire 180 days from the date of purchase. If you require longer than 180 days, you may purchase an extension not to exceed 90 days. What happens if I don’t pass the state exam? If you do not pass the state exam after completing your courses, you may retake the exam up to three times (on different days).
