Oklahoma Provisional Sales Associate Exam
At a glance
- Passing score
- 70% scaled on each portion
- Exam fee
- $75
- Governing body
- Oklahoma Real Estate Commission
The Oklahoma Provisional Sales Associate Exam is the licensing test aspiring real estate salespeople in Oklahoma must pass before they can practice. It's aimed at candidates who have not held an active real estate license in the past five years, and it's administered under the authority of the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission.
Overview
The exam is split into two separately scored parts: a national portion covering general real estate principles and an Oklahoma state portion covering state-specific laws and practice. The state portion draws from a defined set of content areas, weighted for salesperson candidates as follows:
- Laws and Rules Affecting Oklahoma Real Estate Practice — 20 items
- Oklahoma Broker Relationships Act — 8 items
- Property Management — 6 items
- Disclosures and Hazards — 6 items
Trust Accounts and Trust Funds and Broker Management are tested only on the broker-level exam, not the salesperson state portion.
Cost and registration
The exam fee is $75.00 per attempt, payable directly to Pearson VUE. Separately, the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission charges a $35.00 application processing fee and a $60.00 background check fee (paid to IdentoGO), and there is a provisional license issuance fee due once the license is granted. Candidates should confirm current amounts against the Commission's official fee schedule, since fees are subject to change.
Exam format
The national portion consists of 80 scored items plus 5 unscored pretest items, delivered with a 150-minute time limit. The state portion consists of 40 scored items plus 10 unscored pretest items, delivered with a 90-minute time limit. Each portion requires a 70% scaled score to pass, and candidates who fail one portion only need to retake that portion.
How the Oklahoma Real Estate practice bank covers the outline
61 practice questions across 8 outline areas.
Counts are the live question bank, grouped by the outline area each question was written to.
Verified facts about the Oklahoma Real Estate exam
10 statements, each bound to the official document it was taken from. The source link beside every line opens that document.
Requirements and rules
- U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident
- Oklahoma Real Estate Commission
- Only the failed portion must be retaken
- Oklahoma Real Estate Commission
- Unlimited attempts within 1 year of approved application
- Oklahoma Real Estate Commission
- Two-part exam: national portion + Oklahoma state portion
- Oklahoma Real Estate Commission
Numbers
- 80 scored + 5 pretest; 70% scaled
- Oklahoma Real Estate Commission
- 40 scored + 10 pretest; 70% scaled
- Oklahoma Real Estate Commission
Frequently asked questions
How many questions are on the Oklahoma real estate salesperson exam and what's the passing score?
The exam is split into a national portion (80 scored items plus 5 pretest items) and an Oklahoma state portion (40 scored items plus 10 pretest items), and each portion requires a 70% scaled score to pass. Candidates only need to retake whichever portion they failed.
How much does the Oklahoma salesperson exam and license cost?
The exam itself is $75.00 per attempt, payable to Pearson VUE. Separately, applicants pay a $35.00 application processing fee to the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission and a $60.00 background check fee to IdentoGO, plus a provisional license issuance fee.
Who is eligible to sit for the Oklahoma provisional sales associate exam?
Candidates must be at least 18 years old, be a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, and complete an approved 90-hour pre-license salesperson course, which stays valid for three years from completion. The Provisional Sales Associate license type applies to anyone who has not held an active real estate license in the past five years.
What happens if I fail a portion of the exam? Can I retake it?
Yes. If you pass one portion but fail the other, you only need to retake the portion you failed, and candidates get unlimited attempts within one year of their approved application. Through Pearson's OnVUE remote option specifically, attempts are capped at three per portion per authorization year.
Who administers the Oklahoma real estate exam and licensing process?
The Oklahoma Real Estate Commission governs licensing and application review, while the exam itself is delivered through the testing vendor Pearson VUE, with exam fees paid directly to Pearson VUE before scheduling.
Is the Oklahoma salesperson exam one test or two separate parts?
It is a two-part exam: a national portion covering general real estate principles and an Oklahoma state portion covering state-specific laws and practice, each scored and passed separately. This structure is why study plans and practice sets typically address each portion on its own.
Sources
- 1.State of Oklahoma Real Estate Candidate Handbook (Pearson VUE) — Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (accessed Aug 10, 2026)
- 2.Application and Exam FAQs | Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC) — Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (accessed Aug 10, 2026)
- 3.OREC Licensing Fee Schedule (PDF), Effective 1 November 2024 — Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (accessed Aug 10, 2026)
- 4.How to Obtain a License | Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC) — Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (accessed Aug 10, 2026)
- 5.Real Estate Regulatory Agencies Directory — ARELLO
Official sources
The official documents our facts about this exam are taken from.
- State of Oklahoma Real Estate Candidate Handbook (Pearson VUE)Oklahoma Real Estate Commissionhome.pearsonvue.com
- Application and Exam FAQs | Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC)Oklahoma Real Estate Commissionoklahoma.gov
- OREC Licensing Fee Schedule (PDF), Effective 1 November 2024Oklahoma Real Estate Commissionoklahoma.gov
- How to Obtain a License | Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC)Oklahoma Real Estate Commissionoklahoma.gov
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