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140-question Illinois real estate practice exam

Run the complete scored blueprint in one browser session: 100 national questions and 40 Illinois questions, scored separately. Choose from three entirely different forms, keep explanations hidden until submission, and print a topic-by-topic repair report. No sign-in, email, payment, or app is required.

Equivalent forms

Choose a fresh exam form

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.

140-question combined simulation · Full Exam Form A

Rehearse both separately scored portions

The dated PSI booklet allocates 150 minutes to national and 90 minutes to Illinois, so this simulation uses a four-hour clock. You must reach both portion floors; a high result on one side cannot offset a failure on the other.

  • 140 original questions, 240 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.

How is the combined exam scored?

Treat the two results as separate examinations. The combined total is useful for workload and stamina, but it does not determine the official outcome.

Portion
National
Scored questions
100
Official raw line
70 correct
Time in booklet
150 minutes
Portion
Illinois
Scored questions
40
Official raw line
30 correct
Time in booklet
90 minutes

Official timing conflict

PSI's dated booklet totals four hours, while its shorter marketing page says 3.5 hours. This simulation follows the dated portion-by-portion table. Your appointment confirmation controls the actual session you book.

What makes these forms equivalent?

  • Each national form uses the exact current 11-area distribution.
  • Each Illinois form uses 4 Licensing, 16 License Act, 10 Additional Laws, and 10 Disclosures questions.
  • Form A and Form B use different prompts, not merely shuffled answer choices.
  • All three forms use one timer, hidden feedback, navigation, unanswered-item tracking, and flags.
  • Every reviewed answer includes an explanation, source, and topic repair link.

Use the result as evidence, not a promise

One passing form can be lucky. A better decision uses repeated fresh performance, portion floors, category stability, timing, and the ability to explain uncertain correct answers.

  1. Start with the separate 100-question national and 40-question Illinois simulations.
  2. Repair weak categories using the printable reports.
  3. Take Full Exam Form A under realistic uninterrupted conditions.
  4. Use Full Exam Form B only after focused repair and a delay.
  5. Keep Full Exam Form C untouched for a final confirmation or later retake cycle.

Prefer shorter preparation first? Open the national simulation or the Illinois simulation.

Official source and independence

The blueprint follows the PSI Illinois Candidate Information Booklet dated June 24, 2026. Pass Illinois is independent of PSI and IDFPR. These are original practice forms built from public outlines and primary sources, not live, recalled, or reconstructed exam questions. Sources were reviewed through August 13, 2026.