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Louisiana broker exam
What the Louisiana broker exam tests, how it is scored, and 100 broker-track practice questions with cited sources.
Pearson VUE-administered exam for the Louisiana Real Estate Commission (LREC) — Pearson VUE replaced PSI as the vendor in 2025 — 80 national + 55 Louisiana questions, 75% required on each portion independently. Combo (both portions in one sitting) allows 240 minutes; taken separately the national portion allows 150 minutes and the state portion 90 minutes. Louisiana is the one U.S. state with a civil-law legal tradition.
Two separately scored sections
The Louisiana broker exam runs as two separately scored portions: 80 national questions and 55 Louisiana law questions.
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To qualify for an initial Louisiana real estate license, an applicant must be at least:
18 years old and a high school graduate or equivalent — LREC requires applicants to be at least 18 years old and hold a high school diploma or equivalency certificate before licensure.
Source: Louisiana Real Estate Commission
Which of the following convictions may, by itself, be sufficient grounds for LREC to deny a real estate license application?
A felony directly related to real estate activity — LREC may deny licensure based on convictions for offenses like fraud, embezzlement, or a felony directly related to real estate activity.
Source: Louisiana Real Estate Commission
A Louisiana real estate salesperson must work under the supervision of:
A licensed real estate broker — Louisiana salespersons must be supervised by a licensed broker; they cannot operate independently of a sponsoring broker.
Source: Louisiana Real Estate Commission
Before a Louisiana salesperson's license is issued, the applicant must show proof of:
Errors and omissions (E&O) insurance — LREC requires proof of errors and omissions insurance before issuing an initial salesperson license, protecting consumers from professional mistakes.
Source: Louisiana Real Estate Commission
The Louisiana broker exam runs as two separately scored portions: 80 national questions and 55 Louisiana law questions. You need 75% to pass, within 240 minutes.
The passing standard is the same, but the broker exam adds brokerage-operations material - supervision, trust accounting, and firm responsibility - on top of the salesperson outline.
100 Louisiana law questions apply to the broker track, alongside the national broker bank.
Salesperson track: Louisiana exam prep · Louisiana practice test