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The Connecticut exam at a glance
PSI-administered exam for the CT Real Estate Commission — salesperson: 110 questions (80 national + 30 state) in 2h45m at 70%; broker: 115 questions (75 national items scored to a 120-point scale + 40 state) in 3h at 75%; each portion scored independently. Broker portion confirmed against PSI bulletin id 247; salesperson portion separately confirmed 2026-07-27 against PSI bulletin '50 10-1.pdf' — both match exactly, no changes.
Salesperson exam
110questions
165 mintime limit
70%to pass
Two separately scored sections
Broker exam
115questions
180 mintime limit
75%to pass
Two separately scored sections
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Sample Connecticut law questions
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Practicing as a real estate broker or salesperson in Connecticut without a license is generally:
Allowed for the first year of business as a grace period
Prohibited unless a specific statutory exemption applies
Allowed if the person discloses they are unlicensed to clients
Permitted for transactions under $100,000
Show answer & explanation
Prohibited unless a specific statutory exemption applies — Chapter 392 bars acting as a broker or salesperson without a Commission-issued license, subject only to the chapter's narrow, specifically enumerated exemptions.
Source: Connecticut General Statutes Sec. 20-312
Chapter 392's Section 20-312 was updated to specifically address which modern brokerage practice?
Cryptocurrency payments for commissions
Fully remote brokerages with no physical office
Teams operating under a licensed broker
AI-generated property listings
Show answer & explanation
Teams operating under a licensed broker — Section 20-312's current text explicitly addresses licensing and fine provisions for teams, reflecting how team-based brokerage practice has grown within licensed firms.
Source: Connecticut General Statutes Sec. 20-312
How many continuing education hours must Connecticut licensees complete each two-year period?
6 hours
9 hours
10 hours
12 hours
Show answer & explanation
12 hours — Connecticut real estate licensees must complete a total of 12 classroom hours of continuing education during each two-year renewal period.
Source: Connecticut DCP Real Estate CE FAQs
Connecticut exam FAQ
How many questions are on the Connecticut real estate salesperson exam?
The Connecticut salesperson exam has 110 questions with a time limit of 165 minutes. You need 70% to pass.
What score do you need to pass the Connecticut broker exam?
The Connecticut broker exam requires 75% to pass, across 115 questions in 180 minutes.
Who administers the Connecticut real estate exam?
The exam is administered by PSI. PSI-administered exam for the CT Real Estate Commission — salesperson: 110 questions (80 national + 30 state) in 2h45m at 70%; broker: 115 questions (75 national items scored to a 120-point scale + 40 state) in 3h at 75%; each portion scored independently. Broker portion confirmed against PSI bulletin id 247; salesperson portion separately confirmed 2026-07-27 against PSI bulletin '50 10-1.pdf' — both match exactly, no changes.
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