About The Exam

Commission Rule A-5
The real estate license examination is made up of two parts, the general part, and the local (state) part. Applicants for licensure who must receive passing scores on both the general part and the state part of the examination need not receive them on the same administration date. If one part is failed, the applicant may retake it at a subsequent time. In no event will a passing score on either part be accepted beyond one year.

More info

• PSI Colorado real estate broker exam info
• PSI candidate bulletin (info about exam content on pages 3-5)  [PDF]
  
• Exam prep tips  [power point]

After Passing The Exam

Commission Rule A-8
Subject to 12-61-103 (6), a person who has successfully passed the written exam must, in compliance with Rule A-5, within one year of the date of passing the entire examination, apply in complete detail for licensure accompanied by the statutory application fee and the appropriate supporting documentation showing the person has completed the required educational and/or experience requirements pursuant to applicable statutes and rules.
Such complete application for licensure must be received within the one-year period as set forth in Rule A-5, or all rights to a passing score will be terminated and any incomplete application will be canceled. All examination records pertaining to a canceled application will be destroyed.