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Mississippi broker exam
What the Mississippi broker exam tests, how it is scored, and 72 broker-track practice questions with cited sources.
PSI-administered exam. Salesperson: 80 national (150 min, 70%) + 40 Mississippi items (90 min, 75%) = 120. Broker: 75 national items scored to an 80-point scale (150 min, 75%) + 40 Mississippi items (90 min, 80%) = 115. Verified 2026-07-27 against mrec.ms.gov's candidate information bulletin (PSI, updated 8/5/2022 — the only handbook currently linked from MREC's applicants page, so treated as current despite its age).
Two separately scored sections
The Mississippi broker exam runs as two separately scored portions: 75 national questions and 40 Mississippi law questions.
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To qualify for a Mississippi broker license, an applicant must have held an active Mississippi salesperson license for how long immediately preceding application?
12 months — Broker applicants must have held an active Mississippi salesperson license during the 12-month period immediately before applying.
Source: kapre.com
How many hours of MREC-approved pre-licensing education must a Mississippi broker applicant complete?
120 hours — Broker applicants must complete a minimum of 120 hours of pre-licensing coursework approved by MREC, on top of their salesperson experience.
Source: kapre.com
What is the minimum age to apply for a Mississippi broker license?
21 — Broker applicants must be Mississippi residents and at least 21 years old at the time of application, older than the salesperson minimum.
Source: kapre.com
A newly licensed Mississippi broker is issued which type of license first, before it becomes permanent?
A temporary broker's license, pending completion of the Broker Post-License course — New brokers receive a temporary license and must complete an approved 30-hour Broker Post-License course within 12 months to convert it to permanent.
Source: kapre.com
The Mississippi broker exam runs as two separately scored portions: 75 national questions and 40 Mississippi law questions. You need 71% 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.
72 Mississippi law questions apply to the broker track, including 7 written specifically for brokers, alongside the national broker bank.
Salesperson track: Mississippi exam prep · Mississippi practice test