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The New Jersey real estate salesperson exam is administered by Pearson VUE and regulated by the New Jersey Real Estate Commission (NJREC). With 110 questions and a 180-minute time limit, you need a focused study plan to pass on your first attempt.
The first-time pass rate is approximately 62%. That means roughly one in three candidates fails on the first try — preparation makes all the difference. Here is your complete guide.
New Jersey requires 75 hours of NJREC-approved pre-license education. Your coursework will cover:
Your school must verify your completion before you can register for the exam with Pearson VUE.
You must pass both portions independently. If you fail one portion but pass the other, you will need to retake the entire exam.
The national portion (80 questions) covers topics tested in every state:
The New Jersey state portion has 30 questions covering topics specific to this state:
New Jersey has the Industrial Site Recovery Act (ISRA) which requires environmental cleanup of contaminated properties before they can be transferred. The Realty Transfer Fee is also unique and frequently tested.
Study property ownership, financing, valuation, and real estate math. Complete at least 150 practice questions covering these national topics.
Week 2: Agency, Contracts, and Fair HousingFocus on agency relationships, contract law, purchase agreements, and fair housing. These topics are heavily weighted on the national portion.
Week 3: New Jersey State LawDedicate this week to New Jersey-specific content including NJREC rules, state disclosures, and local regulations.
Week 4: Practice Exams and ReviewTake 3-4 full-length timed practice exams under realistic conditions. Review every wrong answer and focus on weak areas.
Schedule your exam at pearsonvue.com. Testing centers are available in Newark, Jersey City, Trenton, and Edison.
What to bring:After passing, submit your license application to the NJREC and find a sponsoring broker to activate your license.
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