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How long is the Georgia Real Estate Broker Exam?

The time limit for the broker exam is five hours. The national simulation section must be completed in three hours, and the state-specific section in two hours.

Georgia Broker Exam Topics

The simulation part of the broker real estate exam contains the following topics:

Primary Issues:
- Agency Relationships and Property Representations.
- Fair Housing and Other Governmental Regulations.
- Handling Money.
- Training and Supervision of Licensees.
  Additionally, each exam form includes one primary issue that varies.
Section Topics:
- Agency
- Contracts
- Freehold and Leasehold
- Property Management
- Finance
- Government Regulations and Private Restrictions
- Description and Measurement
- Valuation
- Conveyance
- Calculations
- Ethical Behavior (incorporated in at least four problems)
Property Types:
- Residential
- Commercial
- Property Management
  Additionally, each exam form includes two property types that vary.

The state portion of the broker real estate exam contains the following topics:

State Laws and Rules
Management
Closing and Calculations

Georgia Real Estate Broker Exam Passing Score

In the broker exam, you will encounter 11 simulation problems plus four simulation problems focused on state-specific topics. Content experts evaluate each section of the simulations to establish a minimum passing level (MPL). That MPL is based on the scoring weights assigned to each option and also represents the performance expected of a ‘minimally competent practitioner.’