Oklahoma real estate exam: format, passing score, and what to expect

The Oklahoma real estate exam is a required step to become a licensed provisional sales associate. It is administered by Pearson VUE and tests your knowledge of national real estate principles and Oklahoma-specific laws. This guide covers the exam format, scheduling process, test day expectations, and how to prepare with confidence.

The Oklahoma real estate exam is required to obtain a real estate license and is administered by Pearson VUE after your application is approved by the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC). 

Exam Component Details 
Total questions 135 questions 
National section 85 questions (80 scored, 5 unscored) 
Oklahoma section 50 questions (40 scored, 10 unscored) 
Time limit 4 hours total 
Passing score 70 scaled score on each section 
Question format Multiple-choice 
Administered by Pearson VUE 
Results Immediate (on screen + score report) 

You must pass both the national and Oklahoma-specific portions to qualify for licensure.


To pass the Oklahoma real estate exam, you must achieve a scaled score of at least 70 on both portions. 

Passing breakdown: 

  • National section: 56 out of 80 scored questions 
  • Oklahoma section: 28 out of 40 scored questions 

Important scoring details: 

  • Sections are scored separately 
  • You must pass both portions 
  • Results are provided immediately after completion 
  • Failing candidates receive a diagnostic report showing strengths and weaknesses by topic area 
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The Oklahoma Real Estate Commission and Pearson VUE do not publish official pass rates for the Oklahoma real estate exam. However, it’s important to note that the exam covers a broad range of national and Oklahoma-specific real estate topics. 

What test-takers commonly experience: 

  • Questions focus on applying concepts, not just memorization 
  • Oklahoma-specific laws and regulations require focused study 
  • Time management is important across a 4-hour exam 

What makes it challenging: 

  • Broad coverage of national and state-specific topics 
  • Complex agency and contract questions 
  • Real estate math calculations 

Common reasons people fail: 

  • Not taking enough practice exams 
  • Weak understanding of Oklahoma law 
  • Rushing through questions 
  • Poor time management 

Best ways to pass: 

  • Take multiple timed practice exams 
  • Focus on contracts, agency, and Oklahoma law 
  • Use structured exam prep tools 

The Oklahoma real estate exam includes math-related questions on the national portion. 

Common math topics include: 

  • Commission calculations 
  • Loan-to-value ratios 
  • Discount points 
  • Property tax prorations 
  • Seller proceeds 
  • Property measurements 

An on-screen calculator is provided during the exam. Personal calculators are not permitted.  day. 


To schedule your exam, you must first complete your application requirements through the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission. 

Steps: 

  1. Complete 90 hours of approved pre-licensing education  
  2. Complete fingerprint background check through IdentoGO  
  3. Submit your application to OREC  
  4. Receive approval from the Commission  
  5. Receive your Authorization to Test email from Pearson VUE  
  6. Create your Pearson VUE account  
  7. Select the Oklahoma real estate exam  
  8. Choose a testing location or online exam appointment  
  9. Pay the $75 exam fee  

You can also schedule by phone at (877) 659-3843.


You can take the Oklahoma real estate exam at Pearson VUE testing centers throughout Oklahoma or online through Pearson VUE’s OnVUE remote testing platform. 

Testing locations include: 

  • Ada 
  • Ardmore 
  • Bartlesville 
  • Broken Arrow 
  • Chickasha 
  • Durant 
  • El Reno 
  • Enid 
  • Goodwell 
  • Lawton 
  • McAlester 
  • Midwest City 
  • Norman 
  • Oklahoma City 
  • Okmulgee 
  • Ponca City 
  • Pryor 
  • Stillwater 
  • Stilwell 
  • Tahlequah 
  • Tulsa 
  • Weatherford 
  • Wetumka 
  • Woodward 

Pearson VUE also offers military testing sites and additional nationwide testing locations. 


Yes. Oklahoma allows candidates to take the real estate exam online through Pearson VUE’s OnVUE remote testing platform. 

With OnVUE, you can complete the exam from home or another private location using a computer with a webcam and a reliable internet connection. Before exam day, you must complete Pearson VUE’s system compatibility check to confirm your device meets technical requirements. 

Important online testing rules include: 

  • You must remain visible to the remote proctor for the entire exam 
  • Cell phones may only be used during check-in and must then be placed out of reach 
  • No study materials, notes, or other people are allowed in the room 
  • You are limited to 3 online exam attempts per exam portion during your 1-year authorization period 

If you exceed the online attempt limit, any additional attempts must be taken in person at a Pearson VUE testing center.  


Yes, you can retake the Oklahoma real estate exam if you do not pass. 

Retake Detail Information 
Number of attempts Unlimited within 1-year authorization period 
Waiting period None 
Earliest retest Next business day 
Retake fee $60 
Sections to retake Only the section you failed 
Online exam limit Maximum 3 OnVUE attempts per section 

You may continue testing for one year from your application approval date. 


You must arrive early and follow Pearson VUE testing procedures. 

✓ Bring: 

  • One valid government-issued photo ID that matches your registration exactly

✗ Do not bring:

  • Phones or smart watches
  • Notes or study materials
  • Personal calculators
  • Bags or personal belongings 

Testing Details: 

  • Arrive at least 30 minutes early
  • Scratch paper provided
  • On-screen calculator provided
  • Immediate results after completion 

Question 1 

Which Oklahoma law governs brokerage relationships and agency disclosures? 

a) RESPA 
b) Oklahoma Broker Relationships Act 
c) Fair Housing Act 
d) Uniform Commercial Code 

Answer: b 

Question 2 

A property sells for $240,000 with a 5% commission. What is the total commission? 

a) $10,000 
b) $11,000 
c) $12,000 
d) $15,000 

Answer: c  

Colibri Real Estate has helped over 1.5 million students prepare for their real estate exams over the past 29 years. Our Oklahoma exam prep is built to help you pass on your first attempt with structured practice, proven tools, and realistic exam simulation so you walk into test day ready, not guessing. 

Already completed your pre-licensing course elsewhere? You can purchase exam prep as a standalone program and still get access to Colibri Real Estate’s industry-leading prep tools. 

Colibri Real Estate offers three exam prep options depending on how much support you want: 

  • Exam Prep 
    A self-paced program powered by CompuCram. Includes simulated exams, unlimited practice tests, flashcards, readiness tracking, and audio review tools. Fully mobile-friendly so you can study anytime, anywhere. 
  • Exam Prep Live 
    Includes everything in Exam Prep, plus live Q&A with instructors and an Exam Crammer Webinar Series with six focused, instructor-led sessions to reinforce key topics before test day. 
  • Exam Prep Ultimate 
    Our most comprehensive option. Includes everything in Exam Prep Live, plus your required 45-hour Oklahoma post-license course with instructor support—so you’re prepared not just to pass your exam, but for your next step after licensing. 

Are you just getting started? If you’re just beginning the licensing process, Colibri Real Estate pre-licensing packages include exam prep tools, plus access to Rubi, an AI-powered study assistant that helps answer questions as you learn. 

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Colibri Real Estate stands behind its exam prep with a clear promise. 

If you purchase a qualifying pre-licensing package or standalone exam prep program and don’t pass your state exam on your first attempt, you may be eligible for a full refund. 

Here’s how our Pass or Don’t Pay Guarantee works: 

  • Complete the exam prep program
  • Pass at least three practice exams with a score of 80% or higher
  • Take your state exam within 30 days of completing the exam prep program
  • If you don’t pass, submit your results to request your refund 

FAQs   

Do you need to complete pre-licensing education before taking the exam?

Yes. You must complete your 90-hour pre-licensing course and receive approval from the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission before scheduling your exam.

What happens if you fail one section?

If you pass one portion and fail the other, you need to retake the failed portion within your one-year authorization period.Shape 

How long do you have to pass the Oklahoma real estate exam?

You must pass the required exam portions within one year of your application approval date. 

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