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North Carolina Real Estate Exam — Practice Tests & Mock Exams

Practice for the North Carolina real estate license exam: the NC State section (agency, brokerage practice, trust money, other NC laws) plus the shared National section.

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Practice tests & mock exams

Free practice gives instant feedback on every answer. The full mock mirrors the real exam's length and timing.

Practice Set
140 questions · 270 min · 75% to pass
Free practice
How the practice works

A mock exam that tells you what to do next

Scores on their own do not teach. Every timed attempt is scored by topic, so the result is a list of what to work on rather than a number to feel bad about.

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Sit a timed mock
Full length, real time limit, drawn fresh from the bank.
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See which topics cost you points
Accuracy per topic, pooled across every attempt on the subject — not just the last one.
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Drill the weakest, then re-take
A focused set on that one topic, questions you have not seen first. Then sit another mock and watch the list get shorter.

How the practice works

A worked solution on every question
Not just the letter. Each answer opens into the full reasoning, so a wrong answer teaches you something instead of just costing a point.
Full-length mocks under the real clock
Each mock is drawn at random from a much larger pool, so you can sit it again and again and meet new questions each time.
You see which categories are weak
Accuracy is tracked per reporting category, and every question you miss lands in a wrong-answer notebook you can work through later.
Retake as often as you like
Every purchase covers a full access window — practice, mock, review, repeat, at whatever pace the exam date allows.
Already took a free practice? Here's what your score means.
85%+ cold
You're likely ready to sit the real exam. Take 1–2 full timed mocks to lock it in.
70–85%
Solid foundation, real prep needed. 4–6 weeks of timed mocks with AI explanations on every wrong answer.
Under 70%
Concept-level gaps. Start with the Concept Lessons below, then return to practice once the underlying topic clicks.

Confirm TREC's current passing-score requirement against TREC's own candidate materials — the bands above are a self-study guide, not the official cutoff.

Learn the Concepts

Visual lessons that build North Carolina Real Estate Exam from first principles — diagrams, worked examples, embedded practice.

Concept lesson · 7 min
Licensure: Who Needs a License and How to Keep It
Who must hold an NC broker license, the main exemptions, license statuses, and the...
Concept lesson · 9 min
Agency & the Working With Real Estate Agents Disclosure
When NC agency agreements must be written, the first-substantial-contact brochure,...
Concept lesson · 7 min
Broker-in-Charge Supervision & Compensation Rules
One BIC per office, who qualifies, what the BIC must do, how provisional brokers are...
Concept lesson · 8 min
Brokerage Practice: Advertising, Trust Money & Records
NC rules on proof of licensure, advertising and blind ads, trust account deposits and...
Concept lesson · 7 min
Excise Tax, Property Taxes & Association Insurance
How to compute NC deed excise tax, how county property taxes are listed, liened and...
Concept lesson · 8 min
Contracts, Disclosures & Closing in North Carolina
Why NC brokers fill in but never draft contracts, what offer forms must contain,...

What's covered

The topics our practice questions target.

Try any topic free below — 5 questions, no signup. Buy full access to unlock the 10-question drill on every topic, plus review of exactly what you missed and an instant retry.

State Portion
nc-licensureLicensure Try 5 freenc-agencyAgency Try 5 freenc-supervisionSupervision & Compensation Try 5 freenc-brokerageBrokerage Practice Try 5 freenc-taxesTaxes & Insurance Try 5 freenc-contractsContracts & Closing Try 5 freenc-landlordLandlord & Tenant Try 5 freenc-other-lawsOther NC Laws Try 5 free