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Our free Georgia real estate license practice test gives you an idea of how well you already understand the concepts and work of a real estate agent.

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You need the free Georgia real estate license practice test because it’s one of the most effective study tools. The practice test has national and state questions set up in the same format as the real test. Plus, we’ll give you additional tips to help you ace the Georgia real estate exam.

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When you sign up for Aceable’s Georgia real estate pre-licensing course you’re getting more than a program that meets the basic education requirements. We give you everything you need to ace the exam so you get the Georgia real estate license you worked hard to earn!

National and State Questions Covered: Our course covers everything that’s on the Georgia real estate exam. You’ll learn all the fundamentals for working in the real estate industry on the national and state-level.

Exam Prep After You Pass the Course: Once you pass the course you’re still part of the Aceable family! You can shift your attention to taking free real estate practice exams in Georgia and get additional tips on how to prep for test day.

Ace or Don’t Pay Guarantee: Our online real estate license course is so effective that we guarantee if you don’t pass the licensing exam after three attempts, we will refund your money. Additional terms and conditions do apply. State laws and regulations may prohibit some students from qualifying. Review our refund policy to learn more.

What to Expect on the Georgia Real Estate Exam

The Georgia real estate exam is made up of two portions: a national exam and a state exam. All of the Georgia real estate exam questions have been approved by the Georgia Real Estate Commission & Appraisers Board, but the test is administered by PSI Services. Their Candidate Handbook is a great resource that you’ll want to use along with the free Aceable practice tests.

Georgia Real Estate Exam Questions

There are a total of 152 national and state questions on the Georgia real estate licensing exam. Unlike some other states, Georgia doesn’t separate the questions out into two different exams. The national and state questions are intermixed throughout a single test.

National Exam Questions
There are 100 questions on the national topics.

Georgia Exam Questions
There are 52 questions on the Georgia topics.

Exam Topics

The Georgia real estate exam covers a lot of information. The good news is we’ve got a breakdown of how many questions are covered in each topic.

National Exam Topics
The national topics in the Georgia real estate pre-license exam include:

• Contracts - 17 Questions
• General Principles of Agency - 13 Questions
• Practice of Real Estate - 13 Questions
• Real Estate Calculations - 10 Questions
• Financing - 10 Questions
• Transfer of Title - 8 Questions
• Property Ownership - 8 Questions
• Valuation and Market Analysis - 7 Questions
• Property Disclosures - 6 Questions
• Land Use Controls and Regulations - 5 Questions
• Leasing and Property Management - 3 Questions

State Exam Topics
The state topics in the Georgia real estate pre-license exam include:

• State Laws and Rules - 16 Questions
• Real Estate Practice In Georgia - 21 Questions
• Finance and Closing - 15 Questions

Question Format

The Georgia real estate exam questions are all multiple-choice, but there are three types of multiple-choice questions on the test:

Analysis Questions - Tests how well you can analyze information to come up with solutions.

Application Questions - Tests whether you can understand and apply knowledge in different scenarios.

Recall Questions - Tests your ability to recall specific facts and information.

Test Timeframe

You’ll have 4 hours total to complete the whole exam with both national and state questions. If you’re taking just the state portion you’ll have 2 hours to finish the test.

Passing Score

Even though the questions are intermixed, the pre-licensing exam is broken out into a national portion and state portion for the purposes of calculating test scores. Because the exam consists of different types of questions the score is weighed a little differently with what’s called the Angoff method.

You’ll receive a report right after finishing the exam that will tell you if you passed or not. If you did you’ll also get a Certification of Accuracy Statement. If not, you’ll receive a detailed summary of the test portion you didn’t pass for future reference.