Free Nevada Real Estate Practice Exam Online

Correct answer: A. 120 hours

Correct. Nevada requires 120 clock hours of approved pre-licensing education for a salesperson applicant, divided among Real Estate Principles, Real Estate Law (including Nevada law), Contracts, and Agency.

• B: Incorrect. 90 hours understates Nevada's requirement.
• C: Incorrect. 60 hours is below Nevada's required total; some states use lower hour counts, but Nevada requires more.
• D: Incorrect. 168 hours is Colorado's broker qualifying-education total, not Nevada's salesperson requirement.

Correct answer: B. 18 hours

Correct. Of the 45-hour Real Estate Law course, at least 18 hours must specifically address Nevada law, ensuring applicants understand state-specific statutes and rules, not just general real estate law concepts.

• A: Incorrect. 6 hours understates the Nevada-law component required within the 45-hour Real Estate Law course.
• C: Incorrect. 12 hours also understates the requirement.
• D: Incorrect. 30 hours overstates the Nevada-law subset within the 45-hour course.

Correct answer: C. 75%

Correct. Nevada requires a score of 75% or higher on both the state-specific and general (national) portions of the salesperson licensing exam.

• A: Incorrect. 60% is below Nevada's actual passing threshold.
• B: Incorrect. 70% is a passing score used in some other states, but not Nevada's requirement.
• D: Incorrect. 80% overstates Nevada's minimum passing score.

Correct answer: D. PearsonVUE, administered in person at approved Nevada test centers by appointment

Correct. Nevada contracts with PearsonVUE to administer the salesperson exam in person, by appointment, at approved test locations such as Las Vegas, Reno, and Elko.

• A: Incorrect. PSI is used by some other states for real estate testing, but Nevada contracts with PearsonVUE, not PSI.
• B: Incorrect. The exam is administered within Nevada at approved in-state locations, not only out of state.
• C: Incorrect. ETS is not Nevada's real estate exam vendor, and the exam is computer-based, not paper-and-pencil.

Correct answer: A. Submission of fingerprint cards along with the required fee, or an approved fingerprint vendor verification form

Correct. Nevada requires applicants to submit fingerprint cards with the applicable payment, or use an approved fingerprint vendor, to allow a criminal background check as part of the licensing process.

• B: Incorrect. Nevada does not impose a minimum credit score requirement for real estate salesperson licensure.
• C: Incorrect. Prior sales experience in an unrelated industry is not a licensing prerequisite.
• D: Incorrect. While a salesperson must eventually affiliate with a broker to activate a license, a guarantee-of-employment letter is not part of the initial application background requirement.