Arkansas real estate exam prep

An independent study aid. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Arkansas Real Estate Commission or Pearson VUE. The questions are original exam practice written from official sources; they are not the Arkansas Real Estate Commission's questions and not legal advice.

1What is in the pass

• Timed exams, as many as you want. Each one is 110 questions in 4 hours, drawn across Pearson VUE's content areas in the scored item counts its Arkansas outlines give, 80 general and 30 Arkansas law, with questions you have not seen yet served first. You get your score by content area against a 75% study target; the Arkansas Real Estate Commission publishes no passing score.
• Practice by topic. Pick any of the 8 national content areas or an Arkansas area, or the questions you missed last time. The right answer and the reason appear as soon as you answer.
• Arkansas questions with their law cited. 134 questions on Arkansas rules: who needs a license and the exemptions, principal, executive and associate brokers, renewal, post-license and continuing education, inactive status, the Commission's complaints, hearings and the Recovery Fund, advertising under the firm name, trust accounts and earnest money, agreements that must be written, listing agreement expiration dates, self-dealing, broker's price opinions, property management agreements, reporting criminal convictions, time-share cancellation rights, seller, buyer and dual agency and the duties that may and may not be waived, and more. Each explanation names the Arkansas Code section (A.C.A.) or Commission rule (17 CAR 220) it comes from, with the date it was read.
• National questions to the outline. 400 questions on the principles every state tests, weighted to Pearson VUE's national content outline, down to each sub-topic. They include the 80 on the free practice exam.
• Your weak topics, tracked. Every answer is recorded in your browser, so the app can show your accuracy by topic and send you back to the areas below the study target.

Pearson VUE's Arkansas outlines give the general portion as 80 scored items across eight areas and the Arkansas law portion of the salesperson exam as 30 scored items across five areas (4, 2, 14, 2 and 8, in the outline effective December 1, 2025). The real exam also carries 5 general and 10 Arkansas law pretest items that are not scored; the timed exam here draws only the scored items, in those counts, and runs the two portions as one timed exam. The handbook gives two to four hours and no time per portion, so the time on the timed exam here is this site's own practice choice.

Source: Pearson VUE, Arkansas Real Estate and Property Management Content Outlines (#090402, 06/2026; the national/general salesperson outline effective April 1, 2025 and the Arkansas salesperson outline effective December 1, 2025), the Content Outlines linked from Pearson VUE's Arkansas real estate page, read October 19, 2026; Pearson VUE, Arkansas Real Estate & Property Management Candidate Handbook (June 2026, #090400, rev06/2026), the Candidate Handbook linked from Pearson VUE's Arkansas real estate page, read October 19, 2026; Pearson VUE, Real Estate National/General Content Outline for Salesperson Examinations, effective April 1, 2025 (publication #094502, 04/2025; the same national outline is printed in the Pearson VUE state handbooks), read October 17, 2026; Agent Licenses: Arkansas Exam Prep Pass: price, access period and question counts, as set by this site, read October 19, 2026.

2How the Arkansas salesperson exam works

• Two portions. The salesperson exam has a general portion of 80 scored items and an Arkansas law portion of 30 scored items and ten pretest (unscored) items; the general portion also carries five pretest items that do not count. The handbook says you will have two to four hours to complete your exam and gives no time per portion.
• Passing score. The Commission, with Pearson, set a passing score of 70 for each salesperson portion, 70 (general & state), on a scaled score. The handbook says the reported score is neither the number of questions answered correctly nor the percentage of questions answered correctly, so the timed exams here score you against a study target instead.
• Retakes. You may take the exam parts together or separately. If you pass one part and fail the other, you only need to retake the failed part of the exam within six months; after that you must retake the entire exam. Candidates are authorized for unlimited attempts to pass the exam portions (state and national) for which they qualify for one year.
• Fee. The exam fee is $75, for both salesperson components scheduled together or for each one scheduled separately.
• After you pass. Send the forms and fees to the Commission no later than ninety (90) days after passing the examination.

Source: Pearson VUE, Arkansas Real Estate & Property Management Candidate Handbook (June 2026, #090400, rev06/2026), the Candidate Handbook linked from Pearson VUE's Arkansas real estate page, read October 19, 2026; Pearson VUE, Arkansas Real Estate and Property Management Content Outlines (#090402, 06/2026; the national/general salesperson outline effective April 1, 2025 and the Arkansas salesperson outline effective December 1, 2025), the Content Outlines linked from Pearson VUE's Arkansas real estate page, read October 19, 2026.

3A sample Arkansas question

This is one of the Arkansas questions in the pass, shown with its explanation and the law it comes from.

4How access works

1. Pay once with Stripe

   Card or wallet on Stripe's secure checkout. Use the email address you want the link sent to.

2. Your link appears right away

   After payment you land on a page with your private access link and a button to start. The same link is emailed to you.

3. Practice on any device

   Open the link on a phone, tablet or computer. There is no password. Your progress is kept in that browser.

4. Come back as often as you like

   Take a new timed exam each time, or drill a weak topic. The link works for 12 months.

Questions people ask

What does the Arkansas Exam Prep Pass include?

534 original practice questions: 400 on the national principles every state tests and 134 on Arkansas law and Commission rules. You get unlimited timed exams of 110 questions in 4 hours, drawn at random in Pearson VUE's scored item counts for Arkansas, 80 general and 30 Arkansas law, in a time this site set (the handbook gives two to four hours and no time per portion; the real exam also carries unscored pretest items), practice by topic with instant explanations, and a record of your scores and weak topics.

Do I need an account?

No. After you pay, your private access link appears on screen and is emailed to the address you gave at checkout. The link is your login on any device. Keep the email.

How long does access last?

12 months from the day you buy. It is a one-time payment, not a subscription, so nothing renews or charges again.

Are these the real Arkansas Real Estate Commission exam questions?

No. The real questions are confidential. Every question here was written for this site, the general ones to the Pearson VUE national content outline and the Arkansas ones from the Arkansas Code and the Commission's rules, each cited.

Is this affiliated with the Arkansas Real Estate Commission?

No. Agent Licenses is an independent study aid. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the Arkansas Real Estate Commission or Pearson VUE. The questions are exam practice written from official sources, not legal advice.

Where is my progress saved?

In the browser you practice on, tied to your access link. Nothing about your answers is sent to us. If you switch devices, your history starts fresh there, but your access does not change.

I lost my link. What now?

Open the app page and use "Email me my link" with the address you paid with, and the link is sent again to that address. If it does not arrive, write to hello@agentlicenses.com.

Can I get a refund?

Yes. If the pass is not for you, you get a full refund within 14 days of purchase. Just email hello@agentlicenses.com from the address you paid with; no reason needed.

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