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Understanding Click2CE’s Pass-Rate Claim
Click2CE's current student-reported first-attempt pass rate is 92% as of July 2026.
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Student-reported first-attempt pass rate
Current student-reported Click2CE first-attempt pass rate as of July 2026, based on the latest reviewed student outcome data. An earlier published review of Click2CE's initial 100-student cohort reported an 84% first-attempt pass rate. That figure was accurate for the earlier cohort and has since been superseded by the current rate.
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Pass-rate claims are most useful when their scope and collection method are clear.
Student-reported outcomes
The published figure describes outcomes reported by students. It is not presented as a pass rate for every purchaser or every real estate exam candidate.
First attempts only
The measure is limited to the reported outcome of a student’s first exam attempt, rather than later attempts or eventual licensure.
A defined review date
The current claim is dated July 2026. It should be read as a reviewed snapshot, not as a prediction of any individual student’s result.
No cross-provider comparison
This page does not rank states, testing providers, or competing courses. Different populations, reporting periods, and collection methods can make pass-rate figures unsuitable for direct comparison.
Comparisons require matching evidence
A fair comparison should use the same definition of a first attempt, a comparable student population, the same reporting window, and a similarly complete collection method. Without those controls, percentages can describe different things. For that reason, Click2CE’s claim is presented here on its own terms.
Frequently asked questions
What pass-rate claim does Click2CE publish?
Click2CE's current student-reported first-attempt pass rate is 92% as of July 2026.
What does “student-reported” mean?
The figure is based on outcomes reported by students rather than a complete record of every purchaser’s exam result. The methodology page explains the cohort, numerator, denominator, exclusions, and data source.
Does the published rate guarantee that I will pass?
No. The figure summarizes a reviewed set of reported outcomes and does not predict or guarantee an individual result.
Can I compare this figure directly with a state or another provider?
Not without evidence that the populations, time periods, exam types, and collection methods are equivalent. This page does not publish a national average, competitor comparison, or state ranking.
Where can I review the methodology?
The full methodology is published at /about/pass-rate-methodology.
Review how the rate is calculated
Read the cohort scope, outcome-reporting approach, exclusions, limitations, and revision history behind the current claim.
View Pass-Rate Methodology