Where can I take the MS real estate licensing exam?

No, you need to submit a license application before you take the Mississippi salesperson licensing exam. With this application, you need your pre-license course completion certificate.

Once the Mississippi Real Estate Commission approves you to take the exam, you have two months to take and pass the national and state-specific portion of the licensing exam. If you do not take and pass the exam within this two-month window, your forfeit licensing fee and your file will be closed.

Once you receive a letter of exam approval from the MREC, visit www.psiexams.com to set your appointment and pay the exam fee. PSI recommends online registration and scheduling as the fastest way to book your exam appointment.

The Mississippi salesperson examination fee is $75 for both portions of the test. The registration fee is non-refundable. Payment is made directly to PSI using a valid credit card.

You will directly pay PSI, the state's exam provider, using a credit card. PSI accepts Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover cards. You can also mail a check, money order, or cashier's check. Payment must be received in advance of the exam.

The fastest and easiest way to register for your Mississippi salesperson license exam is by going online to the PSI website. You can set up an account and be scheduled for your exam in under an hour. You can also call 855-557-0620 and be registered in under an hour.

Test centers are located in Jackson, Metairie, Baton Rouge, Mobile, and Memphis. Search the PSI website or see the Candidate Information Bulletin for specific addresses and directions.

Mississippi has different requirements for licensure based on the state you are coming from. You'll need to contact the Mississippi Real Estate Commission directly before you submit your reciprocal license application.

If you need to make any changes or modifications to your Mississippi salesperson exam appointment, make them at least 48 hours in advance by calling PSI at 855-557-0620. Please know that a voicemail does not count as a cancellation.