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Georgia Real Estate Exam Official Sources and Update Log

Exam operations come from the PSI Georgia Candidate Information Bulletin, 7/1/2026. Licensing and education rules come from GREC and current Georgia law. This page records corrections, unresolved official-source gaps, and the edition behind every candidate-facing answer.

Facts checked against the current PSI Candidate Information Bulletin and GREC sources. Editorial standards.

Which source controls each answer?

Use PSI for registration, fees, exam-day rules, locations, results, retakes, accommodations, veteran submissions, content outlines, and licensing at test centers. Use GREC rules and Georgia statutes for eligibility, application deadlines, license status, education, renewal, brokerage duties, discipline, and Georgia law.
Pass Georgia primary source registry
PrioritySourceWhat it owns
1PSI Georgia Candidate Information Bulletin, 7/1/2026Candidate operations, exam outline, results, test centers and PSI licensing instructions.
2GREC Rule 520-1-.04Obtaining a license, fees, passing method, veterans and application deadlines.
3GREC Rule 520-1-.05Post-license education, CE, active and inactive status, lapse and reinstatement.
4Department 520 rulesDepartment 520 reviewed within the Georgia Secretary of State rules portal, current through rules filed August 7, 2026.
5Georgia statutes and agency guidanceBRRETA, license law, taxes, fair housing, attorney-closing boundaries and other tested law.
6Federal agencies and statutesFair housing, lending, environmental, antitrust, telemarketing and national-outline rules.

Known conflicts and claims we do not make

You need 75% on the Georgia real estate exam

GREC sets no fixed percentage. Rule 520-1-.04(3)(a) says candidates must make a passing score determined by psychometrically sound criterion-related methods, and that the minimum is published before each administration. Sites quoting a flat 75%, or 75 of 100 and 39 of 52, are not quoting a source.

Source: GREC Rule 520-1-.04(3)(a)

You must pass the national and Georgia portions separately

The bulletin's sample score report shows one total score with a pass or fail, and national and Georgia subtotals beneath it. Nothing in the bulletin describes a separate passing score for each portion. Its table of contents does list a heading called "Re-taking a Failed Portion", but the section itself only describes retaking the exam. Until GREC or PSI says otherwise in writing, we do not tell anyone they can bank one portion.

Source: PSI Georgia Candidate Information Bulletin, 7/1/2026

You get 4 hours for the exam

The 7/1/2026 bulletin states no examination time limit, so we do not quote one. If PSI or GREC publishes a figure, it goes here with the source.

Source: PSI Georgia Candidate Information Bulletin, 7/1/2026

What a GCIC criminal history report costs

The 60-day validity window is confirmed in the bulletin. The fee is not published there and varies by issuing agency, so we describe it as a small fee rather than quoting a number.

Source: Georgia Crime Information Center

Where PSI publishes the current minimum passing score before administration

Rule 520-1-.04 says the minimum passing score is published before administration, but the July 1, 2026 public bulletin does not state the number. We do not fill that gap with the widely repeated 75% claim.

Source: GREC Rule 520-1-.04(3)(a) and the current PSI bulletin

Update log

Pass Georgia content update history
DateSource event or reviewSite impact
September 19, 2026Rewrote every lesson and practice-test question, and rechecked the Georgia laws the site cites against the 2024, 2025 and 2026 sessions.Replaced template quiz questions with scenario questions and explained answers. Added HB 399 (license exemptions), HB 586 (the 62-month line for the intangible tax), HB 404 (the two-month deposit cap and three-day notice before an eviction filing) and the rule in GREC Rule 520-2-.04(13)(a) that counts the post-license course as 9 CE hours. Corrected how the site describes BRRETA's fiduciary rule and the stigmatized-property statute.
August 22, 2026Reviewed every page, source link and search listing on the site.Reconfirmed the July 1 PSI bulletin, reviewed the GREC rules current through August 7, checked 2026 Acts 628 and 715, refreshed provider price snapshots, repaired citations, and tightened page titles and descriptions.
August 14, 2026Reviewed the full web curriculum, practice bank, comparison pages, and downloadable resources against current primary sources.Confirmed the July 1 PSI bulletin, checked Department 520 through rules filed July 29, reviewed 2026 Acts 628 and 715, refreshed provider snapshots, and normalized US English.
August 2, 2026Rechecked the core candidate-operations cluster against the July 1 PSI bulletin and current GREC rules.Corrected ID, calculator, licensing wait, GCIC timing, CE hours, scoring, timing, and pass-rate claims.
July 1, 2026PSI dated the current Georgia Candidate Information Bulletin.This edition is the working source for registration, examination, centers, security, results, veterans, outlines, and licensing at PSI.
July 1, 2025Broker education requirement became effective under Rule 520-1-.05(1)(f).Active brokers and associate brokers renewing on or after that date need 18 hours of broker education within the 36-hour CE total.

Correction policy

When a primary source proves a page wrong, the factual correction takes priority over preserving wording, rankings, or an old recommendation. We update the shared fact registry, find every dependent answer, run contradiction checks, and date the log. Material corrections explain what changed. Style-only edits do not pretend to be factual updates.

See editorial standards for question authorship, uncertainty, and legal boundaries. See the 2026 changes page for the candidate-facing summary.

Source and update questions

Facts checked against the current PSI Candidate Information Bulletin and GREC sources. Editorial standards.

What is the official source for the Georgia real estate exam?

The working exam source is the PSI Georgia Candidate Information Bulletin, 7/1/2026. GREC rules control licensing, education, renewal, and legal requirements.

How often does Pass Georgia review exam facts?

Core exam and licensing pages are checked whenever PSI or GREC publishes a change and on a scheduled quarterly review. High-risk facts such as fees, identification, locations, and deadlines are checked first.

What happens if two official sources conflict?

We publish the conflict, identify which source is being used for the candidate-facing answer, and keep the issue open until PSI or GREC resolves it. We do not silently choose the more convenient number.