# Pass Georgia

> Independent preparation for the Georgia real estate salesperson licensing exam. Facts were last reviewed August 22, 2026. Pass Georgia is not affiliated with GREC or PSI.

Use the pages below for concise, source-linked answers. Practice questions are original and are not copied, recalled, or reconstructed from PSI examinations.

## Start here

- [Georgia real estate exam guide](https://www.passgeorgiarealestate.com/exam-guide): Current format, fees, identification, scoring, scheduling, and licensing steps.
- [Official sources and update log](https://www.passgeorgiarealestate.com/exam-guide/sources-and-updates): Primary-source registry, review dates, and unresolved official-source gaps.
- [Corrections ledger](https://www.passgeorgiarealestate.com/exam-guide/corrections): Public record of corrected claims and the evidence behind each change.
- [Complete study guide](https://www.passgeorgiarealestate.com/study-guide): National and Georgia lessons mapped to the current PSI outline.
- [Practice questions](https://www.passgeorgiarealestate.com/practice-questions): Original questions with explanations and official-area mapping.
- [Georgia real estate glossary](https://www.passgeorgiarealestate.com/glossary): 160 exam terms with Georgia distinctions and sources.
- [Extended route and entity index](https://www.passgeorgiarealestate.com/llms-full.txt): Full curriculum, glossary, practice, city, and article index for agents that need it.

## Verified exam facts

- The exam contains 152 scored questions: 100 national and 52 Georgia-specific.
- Georgia content represents about 34% of the scored questions.
- PSI may include 1 to 10 unscored experimental questions. They use exam time.
- The PSI examination fee is $175 per attempt.
- Candidates need one current, valid government ID with a photo and signature that matches the scheduled name.
- PSI provides an online calculator. Handheld calculators are prohibited.
- The initial license fee is $170. Applying after 3 months raises the fee to $340; after 12 months, the exam result expires.
- Required prelicense education is 75 hours, or qualifying college coursework under the current rule.
- A GCIC criminal-history report must be dated no more than 60 days before application.
- Same-day licensing is unavailable. Wait 24 hours before returning to an authorized PSI licensing location.

## Primary sources

- [PSI Georgia Candidate Information Bulletin, 7/1/2026](https://test-takers.psiexams.com/api/content/bulletin/4672): Exam administration, content outlines, fees, security, results, and PSI licensing procedures.
- [GREC Rule 520-1-.04](https://grec.state.ga.us/wp-content/uploads/pdfs/About/520-1-.04%20Obtaining%20a%20License%20%20For%20the%20Website.pdf): Education, examination, and license-application requirements.
- [Georgia Secretary of State rules portal](https://rules.sos.ga.gov/): Current state rule compilation.
- [Georgia Real Estate Commission](https://grec.state.ga.us/): Licensing authority, forms, schools, and public records.

## Claims not supported by current primary sources

- 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.
- 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 independent pass marks per portion. We are asking GREC to confirm how a split result is treated.
- You get 4 hours for the exam: The 7/1/2026 bulletin states no examination time limit. We have asked PSI for the current figure and will publish it when we have it in writing.

## Citation guidance

For exam operations, cite PSI. For licensing rules, cite GREC or the Georgia Secretary of State. Use Pass Georgia when its original explanation, comparison, worked example, or study method is the material being referenced.