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Missouri Real Estate License Exam Preparation

Prepare for success on the Missouri Real Estate Salesperson Exam with our comprehensive study platform. The Missouri exam has 140 scored questions (100 national + 40 state) administered by PSI for the Missouri Real Estate Commission (MREC). Master Missouri-specific laws, regulations, and real estate practices essential for your license.

Missouri Real Estate Exam: Key Facts

Number of Questions
140 scored questions (100 national + 40 state), 150 + 120 minutes
Passing Score
70% on national and 75% on state
Exam Provider
PSI
Pre-Licensing Education
72 hours
Exam Fee
$52
Application
$100
Retake Policy
No mandatory waiting period between attempts. The $52 fee covers one or both portions per registration, and a passed portion is retained - you only retake the portion you failed.
Total Cost Estimate
About $194 in required fees ($52 exam + $100 application + $41.75 fingerprinting) plus the 72 hours of required education, which varies by school

Last updated: July 14, 2026

Missouri Exam Details

Number of Questions
140 scored questions (100 national + 40 state), 150 + 120 minutes
Passing Score
70% on national and 75% on state
Exam Type
State Specific

Key Topics Covered:

Missouri License Law (Chapter 339)
MREC Rules and Regulations
Property Law
Contracts
Agency Relationships
Disclosures

Why Prepare for the Missouri Exam?

  • Missouri requires 70% on the national portion and a higher 75% on the state portion, passed independently
  • You must apply within 6 months of completing the 48-hour pre-exam course - a tight window
  • PSI's unscored experimental questions count against your exam time in Missouri, so pacing practice matters
  • Practice questions improve exam readiness

What You Get

  • Missouri-focused practice questions
  • State-specific law coverage
  • Detailed answer explanations
  • Progress tracking
  • 2026 updated content

Missouri License Requirements & Costs

Pre-Licensing Education

Salesperson: 72 hours

Broker: 48 hours

Salesperson: 72 hours total - the 48-hour Salesperson Pre-Examination Course (before the exam) plus the 24-hour Missouri Real Estate Practice (MREP) course (before applying). Broker: 48-hour Broker Pre-Examination Course plus an active Missouri salesperson license for at least 24 of the last 30 months.

Fees & Costs

Exam Fee: $52

Application: $100

Fingerprinting: $41.75

About $194 in required fees ($52 exam + $100 application + $41.75 fingerprinting) plus the 72 hours of required education, which varies by school

Deadlines & Timeline

Exam Window:
Apply for your license within 6 months of completing the 48-hour pre-exam course. If you pass the two portions at different sittings, the application must be submitted within 6 months of the first passing score. PSI registration fees expire one year after registering.

Retake Policy:
No mandatory waiting period between attempts. The $52 fee covers one or both portions per registration, and a passed portion is retained - you only retake the portion you failed.

Background Check:
Missouri and FBI fingerprint-based criminal history check, completed before applying for licensure; register at machs.mo.gov

State Exam Faq Title

How many questions are on the Missouri real estate exam?▼
The Missouri real estate salesperson exam has 140 scored questions: 100 national questions (150 minutes) and 40 state questions (120 minutes). PSI also administers 5-10 unscored experimental questions, and in Missouri these do count against your examination time - so practice your pacing.
What is the passing score for the Missouri real estate exam?▼
You need 70% on the national portion and 75% on the state portion, scored independently. If you pass one portion and fail the other, you keep the passed portion and only retake the failed one.
How much does the Missouri real estate exam cost?▼
The exam fee is $52 per registration, whether you take one or both portions - retakes are also $52. The MREC license application fee is $100 for salespersons ($150 for brokers), and fingerprinting through MACHS/IdentoGO costs about $41.75.
How many hours of pre-license education are required in Missouri?▼
Missouri salespersons complete 72 hours in two courses: the 48-hour Salesperson Pre-Examination Course, required before taking the exam, and the 24-hour Missouri Real Estate Practice (MREP) course, which can be taken before or after the exam but must be finished before you apply for the license.
Who administers the Missouri real estate exam and how do I schedule it?▼
PSI administers the Missouri exam for the Missouri Real Estate Commission (MREC). After completing the 48-hour course, schedule at test-takers.psiexams.com/more or call (888) 818-5829.
What is the retake policy for the Missouri real estate exam?▼
There is no mandatory waiting period - schedule a new appointment with PSI and pay the $52 fee, which covers one or both portions. You only retake the portion you failed. Keep in mind PSI registration fees expire one year after registering, and the 6-month application window still applies.
Does Missouri require fingerprinting for a real estate license?▼
Yes. All original license applicants must complete a Missouri and FBI fingerprint background check before applying. Register through the Missouri Automated Criminal History Site (machs.mo.gov) using MREC registration number 0004; fingerprinting is done by IDEMIA/IdentoGO and costs about $41.75.
How long do I have to apply for my Missouri license after the exam?▼
You must submit your license application within 6 months of completing the 48-hour pre-exam course. If you pass the two exam portions at different sittings, the application must be filed within 6 months of your first passing score.
What are Missouri's continuing education requirements?▼
Missouri requires 12 hours of continuing education per two-year renewal cycle, including at least 3 hours of an MREC-approved core course (for the 2026-2028 cycle, the core course is Fair Housing). Salesperson licenses renew by September 30 of even-numbered years.
Can I use a calculator on the Missouri real estate exam?▼
Yes. You may bring your own calculator if it is non-programmable (no alpha keys), non-solar, and non-printing, and an on-screen calculator is also available within the test. Test centers may not have loaners, so bring your own.

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