Free Oklahoma Real Estate Practice Exam Online

Correct answer: A. 90 clock hours (or its Commission-approved equivalent) of basic real estate instruction

Correct. 59 O.S. § 858-302 requires an applicant to submit evidence of successful completion of 90 clock hours, or its Commission-approved equivalent, of basic real estate instruction before applying to sit for the provisional sales associate exam.

• B: Wrong. 45 clock hours is the post-license education requirement under the same statute, not the pre-license requirement.
• C: Wrong. 180 hours overstates the requirement; Oklahoma's pre-license requirement is 90 hours.
• D: Wrong. Oklahoma does require pre-license education; a license cannot be obtained without it.

Correct answer: B. 45 clock hours of Commission-approved post-license education

Correct. 59 O.S. § 858-302 requires a provisional sales associate to complete 45 clock hours of post-license education before the first expiration of the provisional license, or the license cannot be renewed for another term.

• A: Wrong. Post-license education is a specific requirement tied to the first license term, not deferred to a later general renewal cycle.
• C: Wrong. The post-license requirement is 45 hours, not a repeat of the full 90-hour pre-license course.
• D: Wrong. A background check is part of the original application process; it does not substitute for the required post-license coursework.

Correct answer: C. 75% or higher

Correct. Oklahoma requires candidates to score 75% or higher on the salesperson licensing examination to pass, as reflected in the OREC-administered exam standards.

• A: Wrong. 60% is below Oklahoma's actual passing threshold of 75%.
• B: Wrong. 90% overstates the requirement; Oklahoma's passing score is 75%, not 90%.
• D: Wrong. Oklahoma does require candidates to meet a specific minimum score, not merely complete the exam.

Correct answer: D. Become associated with, and sponsored by, a current and active Oklahoma real estate broker

Correct. A provisional sales associate must be employed by, or associated as an independent contractor with, a sponsoring broker before engaging in licensed real estate activity in Oklahoma.

• A: Wrong. Passing the exam alone does not authorize independent practice; a provisional sales associate must always work under a sponsoring broker, not independently.
• B: Wrong. There is no mandatory one-year waiting period before broker association; sponsorship is required from the outset of licensed activity.
• C: Wrong. A provisional sales associate is a distinct, lower license tier from a broker and is not required, or generally eligible, to become a broker immediately.

Correct answer: A. Fingerprint-based background check reviewed by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation and the FBI

Correct. Oklahoma real estate license applicants must submit fingerprints for a background check processed through the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation and the FBI before OREC will issue a license.

• B: Wrong. Self-attestation alone does not satisfy the requirement; an actual fingerprint-based criminal history check is required.
• C: Wrong. The required check is a criminal history background check, not a credit score review.
• D: Wrong. A background check is a mandatory part of the Oklahoma licensing application process.