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Overview of the RealEstateU Alabama Real Estate Test Prep
Are you looking to get access to Alabama real estate exam sample questions?
Or, do you need to know what will be tested on the AL state licensing exam?
Our Alabama real estate license prep was written for students who ask themselves these exact questions.
Our test prep consists of two parts. The first part is the Alabama real estate license exam study guide, which goes through the outline for the test and lists exactly what you need to know in a bullet point format. The second part consists of six Alabama real estate exam practice tests.
How do you pass the Alabama real estate exam on the first try?
The most effective way to get prepared for the exam is to go through sample questions. Pay attention to the questions you answer incorrectly and understand why the correct answer is correct. Our Alabama real estate exam practice tests mimic the actual state licensing exam. If you can answer at least 90% of the sample questions correctly, you should do just fine on the actual state test.
In addition, we recommend that you read through the Alabama real estate license exam study guide portion at least twice. You don't have to memorize every bullet point in the guide, but you do need to be familiar with each concept.
What Should You Expect From the RealEstateU Alabama Real Estate Exam Prep Course
What makes RealEstateU's Alabama real estate exam study guide the best guide?
Each year, we have thousands of students go through our 60-hour Alabama Real Estate Salespersons course and then take and pass the state licensing exam. So, we have a very good understanding of what you need to know to pass the state licensing exam on the first try.
Our Alabama real estate test prep and Alabama real estate exam license practice exams take everything we know about passing the exam on the first try and condense it into a simple and easy-to-use guide.
Our entire Alabama real estate exam prep is available online. You can take the prep course anytime using your desktop, tablet, or smartphone.
We also provide 24x7 support. We're here to answer any questions you may have about the exam.
Email us at support@realestateu.com if you have any questions.
Commonly Asked Questions on the Alabama Real Estate Exam
The Alabama real estate licensing exam is administered by Pearson VUE and consists of 120 scored questions: 80 on national real estate topics and 40 on Alabama-specific law. A passing score of 70 is required on each portion. Applicants must pass the exam within 6 months of completing the prelicense course, and there is no limit on the number of attempts within that 6-month window.
The Alabama real estate licensing exam consists of 80 national scored questions and 40 state-specific scored questions, for 120 total, with a passing score of 70. Pearson VUE, the exam administrator, offers online practice tests for $19.95 covering the national portion, and the Pearson VUE Alabama Real Estate Candidate Handbook provides the full content outline for both the national and state portions. There is no limit on the number of exam retakes within the 6-month window after course completion.
Pearson VUE administers Alabama's real estate licensing exam, having replaced PSI effective January 3, 2023. Candidates schedule exams through Pearson VUE at home.pearsonvue.com/al/realestate or by calling 888-926-9488. Pearson VUE offers all salesperson, broker, and reciprocal license examinations for the Alabama Real Estate Commission.
How long does it take to get real estate exam results in Alabama? Good news! You’ll receive the score report showing if you passed or failed immediately at the test center. If you pass, you’ll receive your Alabama temporary license application. If you fail, you’ll receive a diagnostic report and reexamination information. Registration for your Alabama State salesperson license exam can take around 15 minutes when done through the PSI website. First-time users will need to create an account before registering. If you cannot register online, your other option is to schedule the exam by calling 888-818-5824. You can also send in the form on the back of the Candidate Handbook and then call two weeks later to select an exam date.
I passed my Alabama real estate exam now what? Immediately upon the successful completion of your state exam, you’ll receive an Alabama temporary salesperson license application. You have 90 days from the date you pass the exam to submit the application and its supporting documents to the AREC. The Commission recommends you time your submission with your fingerprinting as it only has access to your background check for 30 days.
Can you use a calculator on the real estate exam in Alabama? A calculator is not required, but PSI does permit you to bring one as long as it is battery-operated, silent, non-printing, and without an alphabetic keypad. Refer to the Candidate Handbook on allowable calculators.
What to bring to PSI real estate exam in Alabama? Bring with you to the PSI testing center two forms of acceptable candidate identification. The primary ID must be government-issued and include your name and photo, such as a Driver’s License, Passport, Military ID card, Alien Registration Card, or National/State/Country ID card. A secondary ID must have your name and signature, like your Social Security Card, Debit or Credit Card, or a second form of Primary ID.
The Alabama real estate licensing exam fee is set by the testing agency under contract with the Alabama Real Estate Commission and published in the Pearson VUE Candidate Handbook. The fee applies to both the salesperson and broker exams and is charged for each scheduled appointment regardless of whether the applicant takes the exam. Applicants may retake the exam as many times as needed within the six-month window following course completion, with the same fee per attempt.