Free full-length national practice
100-question national real estate practice exam
Choose one of three free, ungated 100-question forms. Each form uses the exact current PSI national broker allocation, a 150-minute clock, hidden explanations during testing, printable results, and category-specific repair links. No account or app is required.
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How many questions is the national portion?
Short answer: The national portion is 100 scored questions and the raw passing line is 70 correct. PSI allows 150 minutes for it, and it is scored independently of the 40-question Illinois portion, so passing here does not carry over to the state side. Each form below runs the full 100 questions with explanations held back until you submit.
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Each form follows the same official topic allocation but uses a different set of original questions. Finish one form before opening the other so the second remains useful transfer evidence.
100-question national simulation · National Form A
Test the full national blueprint
Work closed-book for 150 uninterrupted minutes. The official raw passing line is 70 of 100; the stronger readiness signal here requires 80 plus category floors so one strong area cannot hide a weak one.
- 100 original questions, 150 minutes.
- Explanations stay hidden until you submit or time expires.
- You may move backward, leave an item blank, or flag it for review.
- Use no notes if you want the result to reflect current recall.
What does each national form contain?
All three forms reproduce the published 100-question distribution. The readiness floor is deliberately higher than the minimum proportion in most areas because a bare pass on one form is noisy evidence.
| PSI national area | Questions per form | Readiness floor |
|---|---|---|
| Property Ownership | 10 | 8 |
| Land Use Controls | 5 | 4 |
| Valuation | 8 | 6 |
| Financing | 10 | 8 |
| Contracts | 19 | 15 |
| Agency | 13 | 10 |
| Property Disclosures | 7 | 5 |
| Property Management | 3 | 2 |
| Transfer of Title | 6 | 4 |
| Practice of Real Estate | 12 | 9 |
| Real Estate Calculations | 7 | 5 |
How to use the three forms
- Take Form A without notes and preserve the full timer.
- Print the category report and classify every miss and uncertain guess.
- Use the linked repair guides, then answer shorter fresh questions by topic.
- Wait until the answers are no longer in short-term memory.
- Take Form B under the same conditions and compare category movement.
- Reserve Form C for a delayed final check or a later retake cycle.
Do not memorize a form into a false pass
Resetting a form is useful for interface practice, but a repeated score is contaminated by answer memory. Use the second form for a cleaner check. Keep the third form fresh, then move to the full 140-question Illinois simulation.
National practice exam FAQ
Is this a complete national practice exam?
Yes. Each form contains 100 original questions and follows all 11 current PSI national broker weights exactly. The forms are independent study simulations, not copied or recalled PSI questions.
What score should I target?
The official national raw passing standard is 70%. For a stronger preparation signal, this tool requires at least 80 of 100 plus the listed topic floors. That higher benchmark is study guidance, not another official standard.
Are all three national forms different?
Yes. Each national form has 100 questions, giving you 300 different prompts across Forms A, B, and C. All three follow the same topic weights. The 140-question combined exams reuse these national questions with the corresponding Illinois forms, so a combined exam may contain questions you have already seen.
Can I print my results?
Yes. After submission, use Print or save results to create a concise topic-level report or save it as a PDF. The online review also shows every answer, explanation, primary source, and repair guide.
Official source and limits
Format, timing, passing score, and topic counts follow the PSI Illinois Candidate Information Booklet dated June 24, 2026. Every question is an original study item drawn from the site's source-reviewed topic guides. These forms do not reproduce a live examination and cannot guarantee an official result. Sources were reviewed through August 22, 2026.