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The Delaware exam at a glance
Pearson VUE-administered exam — salesperson: 80 national + 40 Delaware questions (120 total); broker: 80 national + 50 Delaware questions (130 total); both scaled 70% on each portion independently. Delaware is one of only 3 pure-race recording states (with NC and LA); dual agency is the statutory default unless parties opt into single-party agency in writing.
Salesperson exam
120questions
240 mintime limit
70scaled score to pass
Two separately scored sections
Broker exam
130questions
240 mintime limit
70scaled score to pass
Two separately scored sections
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Property Disclosure
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Recovery Fund
Sample Delaware law questions
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Delaware's real estate license structure under Chapter 29 recognizes which set of license categories?
Salesperson only, with no supervisory tier
Salesperson, associate broker, and broker
Agent and super-agent
Realtor and non-Realtor status, a distinction that has no basis anywhere in Delaware license law
Show answer & explanation
Salesperson, associate broker, and broker — Chapter 29's title itself names the three license categories it governs: real estate salespersons, associate brokers, and brokers.
Source: Delaware Code Online
Which of the following is NOT one of the pathways for salesperson license eligibility recognized under Delaware law?
3 years of continuous out-of-state licensure plus passing the Delaware state exam portion
Completing the Delaware law portion of the prelicensing course plus passing the state exam portion
Completing equivalent prelicensing education from another state plus passing the state exam portion
Completing a real estate degree from any out-of-state university with no further requirement
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Completing a real estate degree from any out-of-state university with no further requirement — Delaware does not recognize a standalone out-of-state real estate degree as sufficient; all three recognized pathways require passing the Delaware state exam portion, unlike the degree-only option, which does not exist.
Source: Division of Professional Regulation — Salesperson Licensure
The 99 required Delaware salesperson prelicensing hours may be completed:
Through distance (online) education
Only through in-person classroom instruction
Only through a four-year college degree program
Only via a mentorship with no coursework
Show answer & explanation
Through distance (online) education — Delaware permits the full 99-hour salesperson prelicensing requirement to be satisfied through distance education, not solely in-person classes.
Source: Division of Professional Regulation — Salesperson Licensure
Delaware exam FAQ
How many questions are on the Delaware real estate salesperson exam?
The Delaware salesperson exam has 120 questions with a time limit of 240 minutes. You need a scaled score of 70 to pass.
What score do you need to pass the Delaware broker exam?
The Delaware broker exam requires a scaled score of 70 to pass, across 130 questions in 240 minutes.
Who administers the Delaware real estate exam?
The exam is administered by Pearson VUE. Pearson VUE-administered exam — salesperson: 80 national + 40 Delaware questions (120 total); broker: 80 national + 50 Delaware questions (130 total); both scaled 70% on each portion independently. Delaware is one of only 3 pure-race recording states (with NC and LA); dual agency is the statutory default unless parties opt into single-party agency in writing.
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