Can I take my DE State Exam if I don't have a sponsoring broker?

The Delaware salesperson pre-licensure exam consists of two sections. The National section will ask 80 multiple-choice questions, and the state section will ask 40 multiple-choice questions. Pearson VUE uses a scaled score system can you must score at least 70 or above to pass.

You will be tested on national and State real estate-related content. Topics include property ownership, land use controls, financing, market analysis, property disclosures, and contracts. State-specific questions ask about the Commission, licensing, regulatory requirements, and fair housing.

The test center staff do not provide calculators. If you wish to bring one, it must be handheld, without an alphabetic keypad, silent, and nonprinting. A calculator malfunction is not a reason to challenge exam results.

You will need to bring your course completion certificate and (2) forms of identification. One must be state or federal government-issued, like a driver's license or passport. The secondary form can be another primary ID or something which contains your signature, like a credit or debit card.

Pearson VUE can accommodate testing modifications following the ADA. Anyone requesting accommodations must go online to Pearson VUE to make an accommodations request. Be ready to submit documentation from a medical authority or specialist about your limitations.

Only approved items are allowed in the testing center. Personal belongings must be placed in the provided secure storage. No food, drink, smoking, or gum is allowed in the exam room. See the Candidate Bulletin for a full list of prohibited items.

Yes, you do not need to have been hired by a licensed broker before you schedule and take your state licensing exam. You will need to be hired by the time you apply for your license.

Yes, your Delaware State licensing exam results are good for one year. You will need to start the application process before this time is up. Once you start the application process, you only have six months to submit it with the Department of Professional Licensing.

Congratulations on passing the Delaware State licensing exam. For your next steps, you need to be hired by a Delaware licensed broker. Once you have been hired, go ahead and create a DELPROS account to start the license application process. You have a year after passing the state exam to submit your application.

You are required to submit your original exam score reports from Pearson VUE as part of your license application. Without this proof of a passing score, the Department of Professional Licensing will not approve your real estate license.

If you do not pass the state licensing exam the first time, you can take it up to three times within one year.

You will know how you performed on the state licensing exam before you leave the Pearson VUE test center. Your score will appear on your screen, and you will also be given an official score report. The report will be marked pass or fail. Anyone who did not pass will receive some diagnostic information.

Yes, you can retake the Delaware salesperson licensing exam up to three times in one year. You'll need to register again with Pearson VUE and pay the full exam fee.

The registration process will be the same as when you set up your exam appointment with Pearson VUE. Please give 24 hours before you try to reschedule your next exam attempt. Then you can log on to your Pearson VUE account or call Pearson VUE at 1-800-274-2604.

Each time you take the Delaware real estate licensing exam will cost $85. You will need to pay by credit card, debit card, voucher, or electronic check.

If you passed one section of the Delaware real estate licensing exam but not the other, you can just take the section you need to pass. You still only have three attempts in one year. You'll need to pay the full $85 exam fee.