Oklahoma Real Estate Practice Test (Free)
The Oklahoma provisional sales associate exam has 120 questions and a 4 hours limit. Below are the exact numbers the OK exam uses, and a free practice test to see where you stand.
The Oklahoma exam at a glance
- License
- Provisional Sales Associate
- Administered by
- Pearson VUE, under contract with the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC)
- Total questions
- 120 (80 national and 40 Oklahoma-specific)
- Time limit
- 4 hours
- Passing score
- At least 70% scaled on each of the two portions, scored independently: 56 of 80 on the national portion and 28 of 40 on the Oklahoma portion. A passing score on one portion does not offset a failure on the other. Broker candidates must reach 75% scaled on each of their portions.
- How it is taken
- In person at Pearson VUE test centers across Oklahoma and nationwide, or remote online proctored through Pearson VUE OnVue. Remote proctoring is limited to three attempts per portion; any further attempts for that portion must be taken at a test center.
- If you fail
- You retake only the portion you failed. There is no minimum wait; OREC states a failed exam may be rescheduled immediately, and testing center attempts are unlimited during the one-year authorization. The fee is charged per portion per attempt ($75 for salesperson), but scheduling the state and national portions on one order costs $75 in total (a two-for-one booking discount). A one-hour review of the most recently failed exam is available within 30 days, at a test center only and not through OnVue.
What Oklahoma requires before you can sit the exam
- Minimum age
- 18+
- Pre-license education
- 90 hours
- OREC-approved 90 clock hour basic real estate pre-license course for provisional sales associates. The certificate of completion is valid for three years from the completion date. After the license is issued, a 45 clock hour post-license course must be completed before the 12-month provisional license expires, or the license cannot be renewed.
- Exam / application fee
- $75
- License term
- 3 years
- Background check
- Fingerprints and a criminal history check are required.
Free Oklahoma practice questions
10 questions written for the Oklahoma exam, drawn from 12 in the ApexAgent bank. The correct answer and the reasoning are under each one.
1. How many members serve on the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission?
- A. Five
- B. Seven ✓
- C. Nine
- D. Eleven
Why: 59 O.S. Section 858-201(A) provides that the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission consists of seven members and that it is the sole governmental entity, state, county, or municipal, with authority to regulate and issue real estate licenses in Oklahoma.
2. Of the seven members of the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission, how many must be licensed real estate brokers?
- A. Three
- B. Four
- C. Five ✓
- D. Six
Why: 59 O.S. Section 858-201(C) requires five members to be licensed brokers with at least five years of active experience, one member to be a lay person not in the real estate business, and one member to be an active representative of an approved Oklahoma real estate school. For this requirement, qualified brokers are limited to the managing broker, proprietor broker, and branch broker license types.
3. How long is the term of a member of the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission?
- A. Two years
- B. Four years ✓
- C. Five years
- D. Seven years
Why: 59 O.S. Section 858-202(B) sets Commission member terms at four years. Under Section 858-202(A), members are appointed by the Governor with the advice and consent of the Senate and serve until their successors are appointed and qualified.
4. What are the minimum age and pre-license education requirements for an Oklahoma provisional sales associate applicant?
- A. Age 18 and 45 clock hours of instruction
- B. Age 18 and 90 clock hours of instruction ✓
- C. Age 21 and 90 clock hours of instruction
- D. Age 18 and 120 clock hours of instruction
Why: 59 O.S. Section 858-302(A) allows any person eighteen years of age or older who submits evidence of successful completion of ninety clock hours, or its equivalent, of approved basic real estate instruction to apply for the examination for a provisional sales associate license.
5. How long does an Oklahoma pre-license course certificate remain valid for licensure?
- A. One year
- B. Two years
- C. Three years ✓
- D. Five years
Why: Under 59 O.S. Section 858-302(A), the required basic real estate education is valid for only three years from the date the school certified successful completion of the course. After three years the applicant must successfully complete an additional ninety clock hours of basic instruction.
6. After receiving an Oklahoma provisional sales associate license, what post-license requirement must the licensee meet?
- A. Complete 90 clock hours of advanced instruction within three years
- B. Complete 45 clock hours of post-license education before the first expiration of the 12-month provisional license ✓
- C. Complete 15 clock hours of Broker in Charge training within six months
- D. Complete no further education until the first three-year renewal
Why: 59 O.S. Section 858-302(E) requires a provisional sales associate to submit evidence of successful completion of forty-five clock hours of approved post-license education before the first expiration date of the provisional license. A licensee who does not meet this requirement is not entitled to renew, and 59 O.S. Section 858-307.1 sets the provisional sales associate license term at twelve months.
7. How long is a standard Oklahoma real estate sales associate license term?
- A. Twelve months
- B. Twenty-four months
- C. Thirty-six months ✓
- D. Forty-eight months
Why: 59 O.S. Section 858-307.1 directs the Commission to issue every real estate license for a term of thirty-six months, with a single exception: a provisional sales associate license, whose term is twelve months. The expiration date is the end of the applicable month, including the month of issuance.
8. An Oklahoma sales associate earns a commission on a closing. Under the Real Estate License Code, from whom may the associate accept that compensation for brokerage services?
- A. Directly from the buyer in the transaction
- B. From a title company as a separate fee
- C. Only from the real estate broker with whom the associate is associated ✓
- D. From any party who signs the closing statement
Why: 59 O.S. Section 858-312(4) makes it cause for discipline for an associate to accept a commission or other valuable consideration for the performance of brokerage acts except from the real estate broker with whom the associate is associated. Section 858-312(6) likewise makes it a violation to fail to account for or remit monies belonging to others.
9. Under the Oklahoma Real Estate Education and Recovery Fund, what is the maximum amount a single claimant may recover from the fund?
- A. $10,000
- B. $15,000
- C. $25,000 ✓
- D. $50,000
Why: 59 O.S. Section 858-604(A) limits a claimant to the unsatisfied portion of the claimant's judgment for actual or compensatory damages, or $25,000, whichever is less. The same section provides for reasonable attorney fees and automatically revokes the licensee's license upon payment from the fund.
10. What is the aggregate cap on payments from the Oklahoma Real Estate Education and Recovery Fund for claims arising out of the same transaction?
- A. $25,000
- B. $50,000 ✓
- C. $100,000
- D. $250,000
Why: 59 O.S. Section 858-604(C) limits payments for claims arising out of the same transaction that constitutes the cause of action to $50,000 in the aggregate, regardless of the number of claimants or parcels of real estate involved.
Want more Oklahoma-specific questions? Practice the full Oklahoma state-law set.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the entry-level Oklahoma real estate license called?
- Oklahoma does not issue a salesperson license as its first credential. The entry level license is the Provisional Sales Associate, a one-year, nonrenewable license. After the first year you must complete 45 clock hours of post-license education and pay the conversion fee to move up to a full Sales Associate license, which then runs on the three-year cycle. Broker Associate and Broker are separate licenses with their own exams, education, and experience requirements.
- Is the Oklahoma real estate exam one test or two, and what score do you need?
- It is two separately scored portions. The national portion has 80 scored questions with a 70% scaled pass line (56 correct), and the Oklahoma state portion has 40 scored questions with a 70% scaled pass line (28 correct). You need to pass each portion on its own; a high national score cannot rescue a failed state portion. The two portions can be taken in one sitting or booked separately. Broker candidates take the same structure but must reach 75% on each portion.
- How many questions are on the Oklahoma real estate exam, and how long does it take?
- The salesperson exam has 120 scored questions, and 15 more unscored pretest items are mixed in, so you actually answer about 135 questions. The national portion is 150 minutes and the state portion is 90 minutes, for up to 240 minutes (4 hours) total. The pretest items look identical to scored items and cannot be identified, so answer every question. Personal calculators are not allowed; an on-screen calculator is provided.
- How much does the Oklahoma real estate exam cost, and how many times can you retake it?
- The Pearson VUE fee is $75 per portion, but if you book the state and national portions on the same order the discount brings both to $75 in total. You also pay a $35 application fee to OREC and a $60 IdentoGO background check fee. You have unlimited attempts within one year of your application approval date, and you retake only the portion you failed, with no minimum wait. Remote proctored (OnVue) attempts are capped at three per portion; beyond that you must test at a center.
- What education and other steps do you complete before sitting the Oklahoma exam?
- You must be at least 18 and be a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, with documentary proof (a driver license alone is not accepted). Complete the 90 clock hour OREC-approved pre-license course, then submit an online application with the $35 fee and a $60 IdentoGO fingerprint background check (service code 2B7NR3). OREC reviews applications within five business days, and Pearson VUE emails a scheduling link within 48 hours of approval. After passing, you select a brokerage and pay the $100 provisional sales associate issuance fee.
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- Pearson VUE, Oklahoma Real Estate Candidate Handbook, #093800, July 2024 (minimum competency chart: OK Salesperson State 70% scaled, 40 items plus 10 pretest, 90 minutes, $75; OK Salesperson National 70% scaled, 80 items plus 5 pretest, 150 minutes, $75; OK Broker portions 75% scaled; two-for-one booking discount; unlimited attempts within one year; retake only the failed portion; one-hour failed-exam review within 30 days; OnVue and test center delivery; report 30 minutes early) (verified 2026-10-03)
- Oklahoma Real Estate Commission, Application and Exam FAQs (application fee $35; IdentoGO background $60; salesperson exam fee $75 with booking discount; license issuance Provisional Sales Associate $100, Sales Associate $215, Broker Associate $260, Broker $295; 90-hour pre-license valid three years; one year to pass; OnVue limited to three attempts per portion with unlimited testing center attempts) (verified 2026-10-03)
- Oklahoma Real Estate Commission, Application Instructions for Provisional Sales Associate License (90-hour pre-license course within the past three years; IdentoGO service code 2B7NR3; proof of citizenship required, driver license not accepted; OREC review within 5 business days; issuance instructions within 48 hours of passing; application valid one year, otherwise a new application and background check) (verified 2026-10-03)
- Oklahoma Real Estate Commission, Licensing FAQs (licenses renew every three years; provisional sales associate license is nonrenewable and the post-license course is due before its expiration; lapsed and reinstatement rules) (verified 2026-10-03)
- Oklahoma Real Estate License Code and Rules Book, Title 59 Oklahoma Statutes Sections 858-101 through 858-605, as of November 1, 2025 (Commission of seven members under Section 858-201; four-year terms under 858-202; 90-hour pre-license valid three years, 45-hour post-license before first expiration, and age 18 under 858-302; broker and broker associate requirements under 858-303 and 858-303A; license term 36 months, provisional sales associate 12 months under 858-307.1; continuing education under 858-307.2) (verified 2026-10-03)
- Oklahoma Real Estate Commission, How to Obtain a License (license types: provisional sales associate, sales associate, broker associate, branch broker, broker; choose the provisional sales associate path if you have not held an active real estate license in the past five years) (verified 2026-10-03)
- Exam details are checked against the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC) and its testing vendor. Always confirm current requirements with the board before your exam.