How to Pass the Georgia Real Estate Exam in 2026

Georgia's real estate salesperson examination is administered by PSI for the Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC). Use the current PSI booking and confirmation information for appointment-specific requirements.

Step 1: Complete 75 Hours of Pre-License Education

Georgia requires 75 hours of GREC-approved coursework. Review the current school and PSI/GREC requirements after your education provider reports completion.

Step 2: Understand the Exam Format

The current PSI Georgia bulletin dated July 1, 2026 does not publish a numeric exam duration or passing score. Confirm the current requirements in your PSI booking and appointment confirmation.

The bulletin does not support a promise about which portion can be retaken. Follow the current PSI instructions for any retest.

Step 3: Master the Content

Use the current PSI/GREC outline to review Georgia License Law and GREC rules, brokerage relationships and disclosures, trust-account responsibilities, advertising and unfair-practice rules, community-association and property disclosures, lead-based-paint requirements, and the national topics of property ownership, agency, contracts, financing, valuation, fair housing, and real estate math.

Step 4: Build a Study Plan

Divide study time between the national outline and Georgia-specific material. Use practice questions to identify weak areas, review the explanation for every missed answer, and verify state-law details against the current official outline.

Step 5: Exam Day

Schedule through PSI's current Georgia booking flow. Do not rely on a static list of Georgia test centers; use the locations available for your appointment.

Step 6: After Passing

After passing, wait 24 hours before applying for the license. The license fee is $170. Georgia may issue the license active or inactive; active status requires a Sponsoring Broker Statement. Apply within 12 months after passing or follow the current retest requirements.