National
100 Q- Passing standard
- 70% raw
- Time
- 150 minutes
- Focus
- General practice
Content areas
- Property ownership
- Contracts & agency
- Financing
- Valuation & appraisal
- Transfer of title
- Fair housing
- Real estate math
Built for the current Illinois broker exam
Know exactly what to study.
Then pass.
1,339 Illinois broker practice questions, a hands-on Math Coach, and clear explanations for both parts of the exam. Start free. Unlock the full app once for $59.99, with no subscription.
The free app includes three study-guide topics, 20 flashcards, one Topic Practice area, and up to 20 practice questions.
Illinois-specific prep mapped to the current Illinois / PSI outline
- Illinois broker questions across the national and state outlines
- 1,339Illinois broker questions across the national and state outlines
- Scored national and Illinois items. PSI may add 5 to 10 unscored questions.
- 100 + 40Scored national and Illinois items. PSI may add 5 to 10 unscored questions.
- Optional one-time full unlock. Free starter access. No subscription.
- $59.99Optional one-time full unlock. Free starter access. No subscription.
In the right place?
Illinois says broker, not salesperson.
In Illinois, broker is the entry-level real estate license. Managing broker is the higher license for people who manage or supervise others. Illinois does not issue a salesperson or sales associate license, so Pass Illinois uses broker language throughout.
A clearer way to prepare
Serious enough for Illinois law. Fast enough for the week before your PSI date.
Open the app and you always have a clear next step. See where you are weak, work the right questions, and check both exam portions before you book.
01
Diagnose the gap
Start with the Illinois topics that need the most work.
02
Drill what moves points
Short practice loops for math, agency, contracts, and careful question wording.
03
Confirm readiness
Check that both portions are stable before you spend the exam fee.
Illinois-onlyBoth portionsNo copied exam questions
Exam facts are verified against the Illinois / PSI Candidate Information Booklet dated June 24, 2026 and current IDFPR and Illinois Department of Revenue materials. Reviewed July 24, 2026.
How it works
Four steps from first quiz to test day.
Find your weak spots, practice them, and check your progress before you book the test.
01 · DIAGNOSE
See exactly where you stand
Take a short content check to see which Illinois topics need work before you use a full practice exam.
- Separate results for topics on both exam portions
- A clear readiness result for each topic
- Ready, Almost there, or Not yet, not just a number
02 · PRACTICE
Practice the questions that trip you up
Work through 1,339 questions in 7 study modes: Topic Practice, Weak Area Blitz, Mixed Practice, Practice Exam, Quick Review, Trap Library, and Flashcards. Every wrong answer comes with a step-by-step explanation.
- Written for the Illinois broker exam
- Interactive Math Coach across 17 real estate math topics
- Practice with qualifiers, negatives, and scenario wording
03 · TRACK
Watch both scores climb
Track the national and Illinois portions separately, so you can see which one still needs work and how each score changes over time.
- Confidence checks flag answers you felt sure about but missed
- Spaced review brings stubborn misses back into practice
- Simple streaks and daily goals
04 · PASS
Book the exam when the results back you up
Use the Ready result as your final check before PSI. By test day, Illinois rules, math setups, and common question traps should already feel familiar.
- Ready to test status based on your work
- Offline access to questions stored on your device
- A result based on topic balance across both portions
The Illinois difference
Two portions. You pass each one separately.
PSI scores the national and Illinois portions separately. Pass Illinois tracks them separately too, so a strong national score cannot hide a weak Illinois score.
Illinois State Law
40 Q- Passing standard
- 75%
- Time
- 90 minutes
- Focus
- Illinois law & rules
Content areas
- RELA licensing & agency
- Brokerage agreements & compensation
- Special accounts & security deposits
- Discipline & document handling
- Purchase & lease agreements
- Radon & property disclosures
- Transfer taxes & Illinois fair housing
The current broker exam has 140 scored questions and allows 240 minutes across both portions. PSI may add 5 to 10 unscored questions, which still use exam time. You must pass each portion separately. If you fail one, you repeat only that portion. After a fourth unsuccessful attempt, a broker candidate must repeat the 75-hour pre-license program and the entire exam.
Free readiness tools
Three free ways to see where you stand.
Not sure whether to schedule the exam or keep studying? Try a readiness check, a mixed math drill, or five Illinois broker questions. Each tool points you toward a useful next step.
Quick readiness check
Am I ready to schedule?
Take a short check and get a clear next step: finish a requirement, keep studying, or complete one final timed review.
Check my readinessMixed math drill
Can I set up the math without a hint?
Work through mixed Illinois real estate math without being told which formula to use. If you miss one, see the setup step by step, then try again.
Try the math drillFive-question sample
Try the question style for yourself
Answer five original Illinois broker questions and review a clear explanation after each one. You will see which topics feel solid and which need another pass.
Try 5 questionsYour study plan
Turn your results into the right next step.
A score alone does not tell you what to do next. Start with the free study tools. A one-time $59.99 unlock adds the full diagnostic, 1,339 Illinois broker questions, Math Coach, wording practice, offline access, and topic tracking.
If math is weak, drill formula recognition before doing another full exam.
If the state portion is shaky, review Illinois law before taking another mixed quiz.
If you failed once, diagnose the pattern before repeating the same study plan.
If you feel ready, check your results across both portions before you schedule.
Free study PDFs · No email · No sign-up
Free study sheets you can download right now.
Start with the Illinois math cheat sheet, add the state-law one-pager, then use the differences sheet to catch what national prep blurs.
Math PDF
Illinois Real Estate Math Cheat Sheet
Transfer fees, prorations, closing funds, PITI, LTV, capitalization rate, and loan points, with the setups you need to know.
State law PDF
Illinois State-Law One-Pager
RELA, designated agency, license types, purchase-contract limits under Quinlan and Tyson, and handling of monies on one page.
Illinois-only PDF
Illinois-Only Differences From National Content
Catch the Illinois-only details national prep can blur, from statutory agency to transfer-tax stacking.
The field guide
Start with the question you are already asking.
Pricing
Start free. $59.99 once. No subscription.
The free app includes three study-guide topics, 20 flashcards, one Topic Practice area, and up to 20 practice questions. The full app costs $59.99 once. For context, PSI charges $58 for each broker exam attempt, and the current IDFPR fee for an initial broker license is $150 after you pass.
$59.99
optional one-time unlock with updates while the app is supported
- 1,339 Illinois broker practice questions
- Topic-by-topic diagnostic and readiness results
- Confidence checks and repeat practice for stubborn misses
- Interactive Math Coach covering 17 real estate math topics
- Practice with qualifiers, negatives, and scenario wording
- Spaced review and offline study
Start with limited guides, flashcards, and Topic Practice. Unlock the full app once for $59.99.
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Full-app unlock
- Pass Illinois
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Both exam portions
- Pass Illinois
- National + Illinois
- Details
- Tracked separately
App updates
- Pass Illinois
- While supported
- Details
- Included with full access
Offline mode
- Pass Illinois
- Full offline
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- After content downloads
Retake planning
- Pass Illinois
- Built in
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- Target weak topics first
Question bank size
- Pass Illinois
- 1,339
- Details
- One consistent bank
Illinois exam prep FAQ
Answers before you choose your prep.
The app should earn trust before it asks for a download. These are the questions candidates usually ask first.
There is no single answer because every candidate starts with different strengths. The Illinois broker exam has two separately scored portions: national real estate principles and Illinois licensing law, agency, contracts, disclosures, and related rules. A strong score on one portion does not make up for a failing score on the other.
Pass Illinois tracks readiness for each portion and focuses your practice on the topics and calculations in the current Illinois and PSI outlines.
The current PSI table lists 100 scored national questions with 150 minutes and 40 scored Illinois questions with 90 minutes. That is 140 scored questions and 240 minutes, or four hours, across both portions. PSI may also add 5 to 10 unscored questions, and those questions still use exam time.
The national passing standard is 70% raw, which PSI says is equivalent to the former scaled score of 75. The Illinois passing standard is 75%. You must pass both portions, but a candidate who fails only one repeats only the failed portion.
Illinois uses “broker” for its entry-level real estate license and “managing broker” for the higher license associated with management and supervision. Illinois does not issue a real estate salesperson license.
Pass Illinois uses Illinois terminology throughout, so the language on screen matches the language on your exam.
The current national broker outline includes seller net proceeds, buyer funds needed at closing, tax and other prorations, transfer fees, PITI estimates, equity, rate of return or capitalization rate, LTV, discount points, and loan origination fees. It also covers structure and land measurement, valuation approaches, and mortgage underwriting concepts such as debt ratios.
The Illinois outline includes transfer taxes. The Illinois state tax is $0.50 per $500 of value, a county may add $0.25 per $500, and a home-rule municipality may charge an additional transfer tax. Always use the rates given in the question.
No. Pass Illinois includes a limited free tier. If you want the full app, you can unlock it with one $59.99 payment. There is no monthly plan or subscription.
It is exam preparation content, not a replacement for the required 75-hour Illinois pre-license course, IDFPR processes, PSI scheduling, or licensed professional advice.
No. We do not copy or reproduce live exam questions. Pass Illinois uses original practice questions built around the current national and Illinois content outlines.
Pass Illinois is independent and not affiliated with IDFPR or PSI.
Find the gap, then drill it
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