How does this preview relate to the official outline?
| Official area | Published allocation | Questions here |
|---|---|---|
| Contracts | 19% of the 100-question national portion | 2 |
| Agency | 13% of the 100-question national portion | 1 |
| Practice of Real Estate | 12% of the 100-question national portion | 1 |
| Property Ownership | 10% of the 100-question national portion | 1 |
| Financing | 10% of the 100-question national portion | 1 |
| Valuation and Market Analysis | 8% of the 100-question national portion | 1 |
| Real Estate Calculations | 7% of the 100-question national portion | 1 |
| Property Disclosures | 7% of the 100-question national portion | 1 |
| Transfer of Title | 6% of the 100-question national portion | 1 |
| State Laws and Rules | 16 of the 52 Georgia questions | 2 |
| Real Estate Practice in Georgia | 21 of the 52 Georgia questions | 2 |
| Finance and Closing | 15 of the 52 Georgia questions | 1 |
A 15-question preview cannot measure all 14 official areas reliably. The app simulation covers every area at its published allocation.
More free Georgia practice tests
Want a narrower read? Take the Georgia portion test or the national portion test on its own, check your math with the math practice test, or start small with five Georgia questions. To work one content area at a time, use practice by topic.
How to take the preview
- Use no notes, phone, textbook, or outside calculator.
- Answer one item at a time and commit before moving on.
- Mark uncertain answers on paper as guesses, even if they later score correctly.
- Use the score as an initial signal, not a pass prediction.
- Review every miss and guess, then open the linked repair lesson.
- Continue in the app when you are ready for a full paper and saved review.
How to read the result
The total is the least specific number on the screen. First compare the National and Georgia evidence. Then treat the lowest sampled area as a direction for more practice, not a diagnosis. Finally classify individual errors as missing rule, Georgia distinction, wording, math setup, or timing. That sequence converts a short preview into a useful next step.
Official limits this simulation does not invent
The current public bulletin does not publish a fixed passing percentage, does not explain separate pass thresholds for the two subtotals, and does not state the salesperson duration. This page therefore reports accuracy and area evidence without a pass prediction or an official countdown claim.
Read the scoring guide, format guide, and short diagnostic if you are not ready for a full paper.