Georgia GREC Exam Prep
Georgia Real Estate Exam Prep — Pass the GREC Salesperson Exam
75-hour GREC-aligned prep, an AI Tutor that knows O.C.G.A. Title 43-40 cold, and a money-back Pass Guarantee. $59 flat.
What the Georgia exam actually looks like
The Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC) requires 75 hours of approved Salesperson pre-license education before you can sit for the state exam. Once that’s complete and your GREC application is approved, you book the exam at a PSI testing center.
The exam is 152 multiple-choice questions split into two sections — 100 national questions and 52 Georgia-specific questions — with 4 hours total. You need 75% on each section independently. Nail the national portion but stumble on Georgia license law and you fail the entire exam.
Statewide first-attempt pass rates hover around 60%. Click2CE students pass at an 92% student-reported first-attempt pass rate* because the question bank is built specifically around the GREC blueprint, O.C.G.A. Title 43-40, designated agency rules, and Georgia’s attorney-closing requirement.
What you get with Click2CE Georgia Exam Prep
AI Tutor (Claude-Powered)
Ask any GREC concept in plain English and get an instant, personalized explanation. The AI Tutor knows Georgia License Law (O.C.G.A. Title 43-40) and trust account rules cold.
Georgia-Specific Question Bank
Hundreds of state-specific questions covering O.C.G.A. Title 43-40, GREC rules, designated agency, attorney-closing requirements, and Georgia trust account compliance.
Two-Section Timed Mock Exams
Practice under real Georgia exam conditions: 100 national + 52 state questions, scored independently to mirror the 75%/75% PSI requirement.
Drive Mode
Audio-only practice for your Atlanta commute. Turn windshield time into exam prep without lifting a finger.
Plain-English Rationales
Every wrong answer comes with an explanation citing the relevant Georgia statute or GREC rule, so you understand the why, not just the what.
Money-Back Pass Guarantee
Complete the program and pass — or get a refund. Backed by our published 92% student-reported first-attempt pass rate*.
Georgia exam — the numbers that matter
“Click2CE prepped me for the GREC exam better than my pre-license course did. The AI Tutor walked me through every wrong answer on Georgia license law and I passed both sections on the first try.”
— Deja M., Atlanta GA · Verified Click2CE Student
Georgia real estate exam — frequently asked questions
How many pre-license hours does Georgia require?
Georgia requires 75 hours of approved Salesperson pre-license education through a school approved by the Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC) before you can sit for the state exam.
What is the format of the Georgia real estate exam?
The Georgia Salesperson exam is administered by PSI and contains 152 multiple-choice questions: 100 national questions and 52 Georgia-specific questions. You have 4 hours total. The two sections are scored independently.
What is the passing score on the Georgia real estate exam?
You need 75% on each section independently — 75 of 100 on the national section AND about 39 of 52 on the Georgia section. Failing either section means you fail the exam.
How much does the Georgia real estate exam cost?
The PSI exam fee is $119 per attempt. The GREC license fee runs about $170 (application + license issuance). If you fail one section, you only retake that section — but each retake costs the full $119.
Do I need a sponsoring broker before activating in Georgia?
Yes. Georgia requires you to be sponsored by an active Georgia broker before GREC will activate your Salesperson license. You can pass the exam first and hold an inactive license, but you cannot practice until a Georgia broker submits the sponsorship paperwork.
Does Georgia require an attorney at closing?
Yes. Georgia is one of the "attorney-only" closing states — a licensed Georgia attorney must conduct the real estate closing. Title companies and escrow agents cannot independently close transactions in Georgia. This is a frequent exam topic.
What is "designated agency" in Georgia?
Georgia permits designated agency, which means a single broker can designate one agent to represent the buyer and a different agent to represent the seller in the same transaction without it being treated as dual agency. The designated agents owe full fiduciary duties to their respective clients. Expect questions on this in the state-specific section.
How does Georgia continuing education work?
Active Georgia Salespersons and Brokers must complete 36 hours of continuing education every 4 years to renew their license, including a 3-hour License Law course. CE must be completed through a school approved by your state real estate commission.
How much does Click2CE Georgia exam prep cost?
Click2CE Georgia exam prep is $59 flat, one-time, for 12 months of access. That includes the AI Tutor, the full Georgia-specific question bank, two-section timed mock exams, Drive Mode, and the money-back Pass Guarantee.
How does the Click2CE Pass Guarantee work for Georgia?
Complete the Click2CE Georgia study plan and sit for the PSI exam. If you do not pass, send us your score report and we refund your $59 in full. Backed by our published 92% student-reported first-attempt pass rate*.
The Georgia Real Estate Market
Georgia real estate is led by the fast-growing Atlanta metro — one of the largest and most active housing markets in the Southeast — along with Savannah’s historic coastal market, the Augusta and Columbus regions, and college towns like Athens. Corporate headquarters, film-industry growth, and steady in-migration to metro Atlanta sustain strong demand for agents.
Who Regulates Real Estate in Georgia
Your Georgia license is issued and regulated by the Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC). Knowing how to reach the GREC — and its rules on retakes and license types — keeps your path to licensure on track.
Licensed Near Georgia? Explore Neighboring States
Real estate licenses are state-specific, so each neighboring state runs its own exam and rules. If you practice across state lines or are comparing markets, check the requirements for the states bordering Georgia. Always confirm current reciprocity and license- recognition agreements directly with the GREC.
Does Georgia require a post-license course after you get licensed?
Yes. Georgia salespersons must complete a 25-hour post-license course within their first year of licensure, on top of the pre-license education required to sit for the exam. Schedule this course early so your license stays in good standing after year one.
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