is the CA real estate exam open book ? 150 questions
The California real estate agents examination is not an open book examination. Prior to taking the real estate examination in California you must successfully complete the classroom requirements to take the real estate examination. You might check with a local real estate school, or local city college for the classroom requirements in order to take the California real estate examination. I hope this has been of some benefit to you, good luck. 'FIGHT ON
NO!!!! It is NOT an open book. Nor can you use notes or even a programmable calculator. You have got to know the material.
it looks like Pearson as the test giver; I hope not as Pearson is a BS company that has BS'd the state. so I am hoping it is anyone else no RE test is an open book test. Open computer, maybe.........it is a tough test. I took 3 weeks of trial tests and went from 55 to 85 before I took the state test and passed on the first try........[in AZ but I took my class in CA]
No the CA real estate exam is not open book. You either know the material and pass the test or you do not. For security reasons, the following items are NOT permitted in the examination room: backpacks briefcases suitcases food drinks study materials portable computers PDAs (personal digital assistants) programmable calculators Pencils and basic calculators WILL be provided for your use; therefore, use of a personal calculator will not be allowed. You cannot inspect your book or answer sheet after the examination session has ended (Section 1798.40(e) of the California Civil Code). Cell phone use is prohibited during the examination and while out on break from the examination. All cell phones must be turned off and placed out of sight once you enter the exam room. If you took a pencil and paper examination, examination results and/or related correspondence will be mailed to you, normally within five business days after your examination. If you took an electronic examination, your results were provided to you upon completion of the exam. Additional correspondence may be mailed to you, normally within five business days after your examination. To pass the examination, you must correctly answer at least 70% of the questions (Salespersons), or 75% of the questions (Brokers) Since the examination is qualifying in nature, examinees who pass are not informed of their final score. You will be notified of the actual score, and the percentage of questions answered correctly in each of the subject areas, only when unsuccessful. HOWEVER, the overall score cannot be obtained by averaging the percentages. Those who do not receive a passing grade may apply to re-take the examination.
Probably not, what would be the point of bothering with an exam? They want to see if you actually KNOW the information. I;ve never heard of a professional exam that was open book.
