Georgia Real Estate Exam Prep

How to get a real estate license in Georgia

Requirements for Georgia Salespersons:

• Proof of age 18 and above.
• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Completion of 75 hours of pre-license education.
• Application with the Exam Registration form found in the Candidate Handbook, take the exam and pass it.
• Application for a license using the format found in the Candidate Handbook.
• Bring a criminal history or a Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) Report to the AMP testing center.
• Sponsored by a broker in order to set your status as active.
• Fees: Examination Fees (Salesperson: $121). License (Salesperson: $170 if applying within 3 months after completing the exam or $340 if applying after 3 months but before 12 months).

Requirements for Georgia Brokers and Associate Brokers:

• Proof of age 21 and above.
• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Licensed on active status for a minimum of 3 years within the last 5 years.
• Completion of 60 hours of pre-license education or meet education requirements.
• Application with the Exam Registration form found in the Candidate Handbook, take the exam and pass it.
• Application for a license using the format found in the Candidate Handbook.
• Bring a criminal history or a Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) Report to the AMP testing center.
• Fees: Examination Fees (Broker: $121). License (Broker: $170).

GA Real Estate Exam Details:

The Real Estate Salesperson Examination in Georgia, which includes both national and state-specific sections, features 152 multiple-choice questions. These exams assess candidates across three cognitive levels:

1. Recall: This level tests your ability to remember specific information about real estate sales in Georgia.
2. Application: You'll need to demonstrate your understanding by applying your knowledge to new or changing situations in Georgia's real estate field.
3. Analysis: At this level, you'll be asked to analyze information, find solutions, and evaluate their effectiveness within Georgia's real estate context.

For the salesperson exam: 4 hours allowed in total.

For the broker exam: 3 hours for the national simulation portion and 2 hours for the state specific portion.

What to bring for the exam:

2 Forms of identification with matching names, non-expired and containing a valid signature. A silent, handheld, basic calculator.

Exam Format:

The exam is given on a computer.

Exam Content:

Refer to the Georgia Candidate Handbook for detailed exam outlines.

Georgia Exam Preparation and Resources:

• Schedule or Reschedule Your Georgia Real Estate Exam via PSI
  (For those preparing for the Georgia Real Estate Exam. Whether you're ready to take your GA real estate exam or need to reschedule, you can easily manage your testing appointment.)
• Georgia Real Estate Commission
  (Visit the GA Real Estate Commission website for info on how to get or renew your license and more.)
• Georgia Real Estate Candidate Handbook
  (What to expect when taking the Salesperson Exam in Georgia. This is the content that will be covereed in your real estate exam for Georgia. There are also some free Georgia real estate questions in this handbook.)