What is included on the New Jersey state salesperson licensing exam?

The New Jersey Salesperson Pre-licensure Exam is a comprehensive exam asking questions on national and state real estate topics. There are 110 total questions, with the potential of 5-10 “pre-test” questions that do not count for your score.

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, the NJREC, licensing, regulatory requirements, and state-specific regulations.

You do not need to, but you can. If you choose to bring a calculator, it must be non-programmable, non-alphabetic, silent, and battery operated.

You will need to bring (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.

PSI can accommodate testing modifications in accordance with the ADA. Anyone requesting accommodations must submit an accommodations request and accompanying documentation from a medical authority or specialist about their limitations.

Personal items are not permitted in the test room. There is locker storage for wallets and keys. Food, drink, and smoking are not permitted. No electronic devices, including smartwatches, are allowed.

Yes, you can take the NJ real estate licensing exam without being hired by a Managing Broker. You will need one to apply for your license.

Yes. You have one year from passing your pre-license course to pass the state licensing exam, be hired by a Managing Broker, be fingerprinted, and submit your license application.

At this point, you’ll have less than one year to be hired and submit your license application. You are only eligible for one year from the date you passed your pre-license course. Start interviewing with New Jersey Managing Brokers right away. You’ll also need to schedule fingerprints for a background check.

You must submit your original PSI score report, signed by your employing broker, with your license application.

New Jersey does not specify a limit on salesperson license exam retakes. Any retakes must be taken with your one-year eligibility window.

The good news is you will know your NJ salesperson exam results right away! You leave the test center with an official score report and next steps information.

Yes, you can retake the NJ real estate salesperson exam. You can’t schedule a retake at the testing center and must wait 24 hours before online or phone rescheduling.

Wait 24 hours before logging in online. Go to the PSI website and follow the instructions to schedule your next exam attempt. You’ll need to pay the $45 exam fee again.

Each time you take the New Jersey salesperson exam costs $45.