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Minnesota exam prep
Everything the Minnesota exam actually tests: the national outline plus Minnesota license law, with a dedicated state-law bank in the free Freehold app.
PSI administers the exam for Minnesota's Department of Commerce. Minnesota's own licensing guide does not publish an exact question count, time limit, or passing score, so the figures shown here are the best available estimate rather than a confirmed official figure.
Two separately scored sections
Two separately scored sections
Real exam-style questions with explanations and sources. No sign-up; progress stays on this device. Enable JavaScript to practice here, or get the full experience in the free app.
From the Minnesota state-law question bank — every question cites its statute or regulation.
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Which Minnesota official has the authority to deny, suspend, or revoke a real estate license under Chapter 82?
The commissioner of commerce — Minnesota Statutes 82.82 gives the commissioner of commerce the authority to deny, suspend, or revoke a real estate license when doing so is in the public interest.
Source: Minnesota Statutes 82.82
Under Minnesota Statutes Chapter 82, dishonest or fraudulent practices by a licensee are:
Prohibited and grounds for discipline — Chapter 82 prohibits fraudulent, deceptive, or dishonest practices by any licensee, and violations are grounds for license discipline by the commissioner.
Source: Minnesota Statutes 82.55
Which of the following is NOT a basis on which the Minnesota commissioner of commerce may revoke a license under Section 82.82?
The licensee took a two-week vacation — Taking a vacation is not a statutory ground for revocation; the commissioner may revoke a license only for reasons like ceasing to do business, dissolution, incompetence, or being unreachable after a reasonable search.
Source: Minnesota Statutes 82.82
The Minnesota salesperson exam has 120 questions with a time limit of 240 minutes. You need 75% to pass.
The Minnesota broker exam requires 75% to pass, across 120 questions in 240 minutes.
The exam is administered by PSI. PSI administers the exam for Minnesota's Department of Commerce. Minnesota's own licensing guide does not publish an exact question count, time limit, or passing score, so the figures shown here are the best available estimate rather than a confirmed official figure.