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Utah exam prep
Everything the Utah exam actually tests: the national outline plus Utah license law, with a dedicated state-law bank in the free Freehold app.
Pearson VUE-administered exam for the Utah Division of Real Estate. National/general portion 80 scored items; Utah state salesperson portion 50 scored items; Utah state broker portion 90 scored items. Four hours total. Verified against the Pearson VUE Utah Real Estate Candidate Handbook (#094500) content outlines, 2026-07-27. The national/state time split (160/80) is a proportional model; the handbook publishes only the four-hour total. Corrected 2026-07-27: broker state questions were previously modelled at 40 (a documented deviation from the real 90) because the bank held only 89 broker-eligible state-law questions and an accurate 90 would have made every broker mock identical. 94 new broker-eligible questions were added, sourced directly from Utah Code Title 61 Chapter 2f (licensing requirements, renewal, branch offices, affiliation, exemptions, discipline, recovery fund, definitions), bringing the bank to 183 broker-eligible — the config now states the real 90-item contract.
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 Utah state-law question bank — every question cites its statute or regulation.
Every Freehold question shows why the right answer is right — and cites its source.
Which of the following is NOT one of Utah's three real estate license tiers?
Realtor — Utah's three license tiers are principal broker, associate broker, and sales agent; 'Realtor' is a trademarked NAR membership term, not a Utah license tier.
Source: Utah Code Title 61 Chapter 2f
In Utah, an individual must be licensed if they perform which act for valuable consideration on behalf of another?
Buying, selling, or exchanging real estate for another person — Utah Code requires licensure for anyone who performs, offers, or attempts acts of buying, selling, or exchanging real estate for another for pay.
Source: Utah Code Title 61 Chapter 2f
Which of the following activities would generally require a Utah real estate license?
Offering to negotiate the sale of a client's home for a fee — Negotiating a sale for another party in exchange for compensation is the core licensable activity under Utah's real estate law.
Source: Utah Code Title 61 Chapter 2f
The Utah salesperson exam has 130 questions with a time limit of 240 minutes. You need 70% to pass.
The Utah broker exam requires 75% to pass, across 170 questions in 240 minutes.
The exam is administered by Pearson VUE. Pearson VUE-administered exam for the Utah Division of Real Estate. National/general portion 80 scored items; Utah state salesperson portion 50 scored items; Utah state broker portion 90 scored items. Four hours total. Verified against the Pearson VUE Utah Real Estate Candidate Handbook (#094500) content outlines, 2026-07-27. The national/state time split (160/80) is a proportional model; the handbook publishes only the four-hour total. Corrected 2026-07-27: broker state questions were previously modelled at 40 (a documented deviation from the real 90) because the bank held only 89 broker-eligible state-law questions and an accurate 90 would have made every broker mock identical. 94 new broker-eligible questions were added, sourced directly from Utah Code Title 61 Chapter 2f (licensing requirements, renewal, branch offices, affiliation, exemptions, discipline, recovery fund, definitions), bringing the bank to 183 broker-eligible — the config now states the real 90-item contract.