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How hard is the Mississippi Real Estate Broker exam?

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The Mississippi Real Estate Broker exam is a serious, studiable test — its difficulty comes less from any single hard idea than from the breadth of material across 20 weighted content areas. Expect 115 questions in 240 minutes. You must score 75% national (60 of 80 points) and 80% state (32 of 40 points), which leaves little room for guessing. Candidates who drill real practice questions by topic until they consistently clear the standard you need usually pass on the first try — PrepPass has 456+ free Mississippi Real Estate Broker practice questions with explanations.

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The Mississippi Real Estate Broker exam at a glance

115
questions
240 min
time limit
75% national (60 of 80 points) and 80% state (32 of 40 points)
to pass
20
content areas

The 20 content areas on the Mississippi Real Estate Broker exam

The exam is built from weighted content areas — focus your study time where the weight is. These weights are how PrepPass has organized the material; check the exam authority’s own outline for its published breakdown.

Property Ownership10%
Land Use Controls and Regulations5%
Valuation and Market Analysis8%
Financing9%
Contracts19%
General Principles of Agency13%
Property Disclosures7%
Property Management5%
Transfer of Title6%
Practice of Real Estate12%
Real Estate Calculations6%
Powers & Duties of the Real Estate Commission10%
Licensing Requirements & License Maintenance10%
Property Condition Disclosures15%
Agency Disclosure & Duties to Parties20%
Out-of-State Brokers & Developers7%
Trust Accounts8%
Broker Responsibilities & Supervision13%
Records & Documents10%
Advertising, Marketing & Internet7%

How the Mississippi Real Estate Broker exam is administered

Mississippi Real Estate Commission (MREC) oversees licensing. The exam is delivered by PSI. Prelicensing education: 120 classroom hours (150 without 36 months of active salesperson experience). Confirm the current details with the official authority before you rely on them.

What is the pass rate, and can you retake it?

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Frequently asked questions

What score do you need to pass the Mississippi Real Estate Broker exam?+

You need to score 75% national (60 of 80 points) and 80% state (32 of 40 points) on the Mississippi Real Estate Broker exam.

How many questions are on the Mississippi Real Estate Broker exam?+

The Mississippi Real Estate Broker exam has 115 questions, with a 240-minute time limit.

Who regulates real estate brokers in Mississippi?+

The Mississippi Real Estate Commission (MREC) licenses brokers and salespersons under the Real Estate Brokers License Law, Miss. Code Title 73, Chapter 35. MREC contracts with PSI to deliver the licensing exams.

What experience do I need before the Mississippi broker exam?+

Miss. Code § 73-35-7 requires a resident broker applicant to be at least 21, legally domiciled in Mississippi, to have held an active salesperson license for the 12 months immediately preceding application, and to have completed 120 classroom hours of real estate courses. An applicant who has not held an active salesperson license for at least 36 months must instead complete 150 classroom hours in courses acceptable for degree credit at a college approved by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. MREC also requires a letter of reference from the applicant's bank.

How is the Mississippi broker exam structured?+

PSI delivers 115 scored questions in two separately timed and separately scored portions: a 75-question national/general portion scored to 80 points in 2.5 hours, and a 40-question Mississippi state portion worth 40 points in 1.5 hours, 4 hours in total. You must pass each portion on its own — 75% (60 of 80 points) on the national and 80% (32 of 40 points) on the state. That 80% state cut is the strictest of any state we have measured.

What is on the Mississippi state portion?+

PSI Candidate Information Bulletin 2348 publishes nine areas with their broker item counts: Powers and Duties of the Real Estate Commission (4), Licensing Requirements and License Maintenance (4), Property Condition Disclosures (6), Agency Disclosure and Duties to Parties (8), Out-of-State Brokers and Developers (3), Trust Accounts (3), Broker Responsibilities Including Supervision of Sales Associates (5), Records and Documents (4), and Advertising/Marketing/Internet (3).

How should I study for the Mississippi Real Estate Broker exam?+

Focus your time on the heaviest content areas, then drill practice questions by topic until you consistently clear the standard you need. PrepPass has 456+ free Mississippi Real Estate Broker practice questions with full explanations and a timed mock exam.

Last updated: August 2026

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