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Indiana Real Estate Broker Exam
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National Real Estate Concepts
Editorial roadmap: Master fundamentals tested on the 80-scored-item national portion: property characteristics, ownership, valuation, contracts, disclosures, federal laws, financing, leases, and brokerage operations. The hours below are preparation estimates, separate from required pre-licensing education.
Indiana License Law & IREC RulesYou are here
The Commission domain has 5 state scored items, Licensing has 9, and Statutory and Regulatory Requirements has 12. Study Recovery Fund within the Commission domain; no separate Recovery Fund item quota is published.
Agency Relationships & Office Procedures
Study statutes and rules governing licensees (17 state scored items), including agency relationships and licensee conduct, plus office procedures (7).
Practice Exams & Review
Use Pearson VUE national practice tests and the current official national and Indiana outlines. Both exam portions must be passed; the handbook sets a scaled passing score of 75, without a fixed raw-correct threshold.
Can You Take the Indiana Real Estate Exam?
Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements
- •High school diploma or GED required
- •Pass both exam portions within 1 year of course completion
- •30 hours post-license within first 2 years (one-time requirement)
- •The 30-hour post-licensing curriculum includes six hours of Indiana real estate transactions, including unauthorized practice of law, contracts and closing topics.
- •Active or unassigned brokers generally need 12 hours of approved CE each July 1-June 30 year. Inactive or referral status does not require CE for renewal. Completion of the required 30-hour post-licensing education satisfies two CE years; general CE then starts in the third CE year after the CE year in progress at initial licensing, subject to applicable waivers.
- •Pearson VUE administers the broker examination; use the current Indiana candidate handbook.
Indiana Real Estate Quick Facts
Timeline
- Required pre-licensing education
- 90 approved hours before the ordinary new-applicant examination.
- Examination window
- Pass national and state portions within one year of course completion.
- After passing
- Exam results are valid one year; submit the license fee within one year after passing, and satisfy PLA application requirements.
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What You'll Study
4 chapters covering the exam topics in this guide
Chapter 1: Indiana Real Estate Commission & Licensing
4 sections
Chapter 2: Agency & Disclosure
4 sections
Chapter 3: Contracts & Property
4 sections
Chapter 4: Trust Accounts & Violations
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Indiana Real Estate Exam Details
Indiana Real Estate Broker Exam
Administered by Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (IPLA) via Real Estate Commission
Exam Content Breakdown
Based on the official Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (IPLA) via Real Estate Commission content outline
Agency relationships and disclosures, written office policies, licensee conduct, professional standards and other disclosures.
Advertising, commissions, brokerage agreements, offers, earnest money and trust accounts, appraisals and property disclosures.
Activities requiring a license, exemptions and waivers, license types, maintenance, education, renewals, transfers and status.
Documents, records, monies, business locations, branch offices, unlicensed assistants, closing procedures and managing-broker relationships.
Commission powers and duties, records, investigations, hearings, disciplinary sanctions, consumer restitution and Recovery Fund.
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