How do I get a real estate license in Indiana?

To earn a Salesperson license in Indiana, complete the required pre-license education (90 hours), pass your school/course final exam, submit your application to the IREC with any required fingerprinting or background check, and pass the Indiana state licensing exam administered by Pearson VUE. Always confirm the current requirements with the IREC.

Who regulates real estate licensing in Indiana?

Real estate licensing in Indiana is regulated by the Indiana Real Estate Commission ((317) 234-3009). It is the authoritative source for applications, rules, renewals, and license lookups.

Does Indiana require a proctored school final exam?

We have not yet confirmed this state’s school-final proctoring rule. Confirm directly with the state real estate commission before relying on it.

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Indiana at a Glance

Entry-level license

Salesperson

Pre-license hours

90 hours

State exam provider

Pearson VUE

Exam passing score

75%

CE per renewal

12 hours

Renewal cycle

3-year license; 12 hrs required annually

Regulator

IREC

CE reporting

CE providers report to Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (IPLA)

School-final proctoring: Not yet confirmed

How to Get Licensed in Indiana

1
Complete the 90-hour Indiana Pre-License Broker course (passing three 100-question exams at 75% each).
2
Pass the Indiana broker licensing exam administered in person by Pearson VUE (75% to pass).
3
Submit your broker license application through MyLicense (within 1 year of passing the exam).
4
Secure a sponsoring managing broker to activate your license.
5
Complete the 30-hour post-license course within your first two years of licensure.

Indiana CE Requirements

Total Hours

Mandatory

Elective

3-year

Renewal Cycle

Confirm current CE rules and deadlines with the IREC.

After You Pass: Keeping Your License

First renewal, post-licensing, and continuing education

New Indiana brokers must complete a 30-hour post-license education course within the first two years of licensure (tied to the licensing date, not the renewal cycle). Licenses then renew every three years (by June 30) with 36 hours of continuing education — 12 hours per CE year.

Post-license education

Required

SAE required

Not required

First-renewal hours

30 hours

Ongoing CE

12 hours

Renewal cycle

3-year license; 12 hrs required annually

Confirm post-licensing and renewal rules with the IREC before your first renewal deadline.

Indiana Resources & Official Links

Indiana Real Estate Commission Proctoring Requirements Forms & Official Links Broker License Guide

IREC Official WebsiteThe authoritative source for applications, rules, and renewals

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Requirements are summarized for general guidance and can change without notice. Always confirm the current rules, hours, fees, and deadlines directly with your state real estate commission before enrolling or renewing.

Verify directly with the state real estate commission before relying on this.

Last reviewed: June 25, 2026