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Free North Carolina real estate practice questions

These free North Carolina real estate practice questions cover the state-law portion of the provisional broker exam — 60 scored items, more than most states, on Commission rules, agency, brokerage practice, and closing.

North Carolina has one of the lowest first-time pass rates in the country, and the state section is the usual reason. Every question is original and fully explained.

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8 areas · 1,026 released questions in the North Carolina state bank.

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Topic drills tell you what you know; a full paper tells you whether you'd pass. Sit the free full-length North Carolina practice exam — built to the real blueprint, scored against the real cut score, with an explanation on every question.

Don't forget the national portion

North Carolina scores the two portions separately — passing state law isn't enough on its own. Practise the national topics free.

Common questions

How many state-law questions are on the North Carolina real estate exam?

60 scored questions (plus unscored pretest items), with 90 minutes for the section. You need 43 correct to pass, and the state portion is scored separately from the national portion.

What does the North Carolina state portion cover?

NC Commission rules, provisional broker status and agency agreements. The areas below mirror the published content outline, and the number of questions each carries on the real exam is shown on its page.

Are these real exam questions?

No — every question is original, written to the current published content outline. Real exam items are confidential and copyrighted.

Before you book: North Carolina requirements

Education hours, the exam format, the passing standard and retake rules are on the North Carolina licence requirements page. Practising in another state? Texas, Pennsylvania, Washington, Florida, California or Nevada.

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Free diagnostic, adaptive practice, and one full timed North Carolina simulation — no card required.

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