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the Texas exam,
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1,377 Texas practice questions, a real-estate Math Coach, and study sheets mapped to all 14 TREC content areas. Built for the 80-question National and 40-question State Law portions. One account with synced progress across web, iPhone, iPad, and Android. $59.99 once, no subscription.
Serious enough for Texas law. Fast enough for the week before Pearson VUE.
Pass Texas keeps the product tactical, but the system underneath is measured: topic diagnostics, exam-style explanations, promulgated-form rules, and trap-word review all point to the same question candidates really have: what should I work on next?
Start with Texas content areas instead of guessing from mood.
Short practice loops for math, agency, contracts, and EXCEPT wording.
Check that both portions are stable before you spend the exam fee.
Exam facts are checked against Pearson VUE, TREC, and Texas primary sources. Review process and corrections: read our editorial standards.
One loop, four steps, exam-ready.
Find your weak spots, drill them, confirm readiness, then book the test. No guessing what to study next.
See exactly where you stand
A 30-question diagnostic covering all 14 official content areas pinpoints the topics that need work without burning a full practice test.
- 14 topic clusters scored independently
- Per-topic readiness with weak-area surfacing
- Honest signal: a Ready / Almost there / Not yet verdict, not just a number
Drill the questions that bite
1,377 questions across 6 study modes: Topic Practice, Weak Area Blitz, Mixed Practice, Exam Style, Quick Review, and Flashcard. Every wrong answer opens a step-by-step explanation.
- Built for one exam, not a generic 50-state question pool
- Interactive Math Coach with 18 real-estate math topics
- Trap Library for dedicated EXCEPT and NOT-format drilling
Watch both scores climb
Separate readiness signals for the National and State Law portions, so you always know which one still needs work. Watch them climb as your weak topics turn into repeatable points.
- Confidence Calibration Engine flags blind spots: high confidence with low accuracy
- Streaks, daily goals, and gentle nudges without noisy badges
- “Ready to test” verdict based on topic balance, not gut feeling
Book the exam with proof, not nerves
Use the Ready verdict as your final check before Pearson VUE. Walk in with Texas rules, math setups, and common traps already familiar.
- “Ready to test” status earned, not bought
- Spaced repetition (SM-2) keeps the questions you missed in rotation
- Full offline mode with every question cached locally on your device
Two portions. You pass each one separately.
The one thing Texas candidates underestimate: the exam is graded as two tests. Pass Texas tracks both, so a strong National score never hides a weak State Law one.
240 minutes if both portions are taken together. 70% to pass each portion. After 3 failed attempts, extra qualifying education is required before you retest.
Know what to work on before you book the Texas exam.
Start with a mixed test if you are unsure what to study. If you already know what gives you trouble, go straight to State law or math.
Free tools find the gap. The app turns it into practice.
A score by itself is not a study plan. The full app adds the 14-content-area diagnostic, 1,377 Texas-specific questions, Math Coach, Trap Library, offline access, and topic tracking for one $59.99 purchase.
- If math is weak, drill formula recognition before doing another full exam.
- If timing is weak, prove your score across both scored portions in one uninterrupted block.
- If you failed once, diagnose the pattern before repeating the same study plan.
- If you feel ready, confirm it with topic balance, not confidence alone.
Start with the rules that connect to the most questions.
Find the rule behind a question you missed, work through an example, then try a fresh practice set. Each guide links to its official sources.
Preparing for the State portion? Start with the Texas State exam study guide for all six areas and their official question counts.
Build a routine with the 30-day Texas real estate exam study plan. To choose early practice priorities, compare the most missed exam topics in TREC's January-February 2026 results, then follow your own repeated mistakes.
Free study sheets you can download right now.
Choose the math or state-law workbook for practice, or use the wallchart to see how many scored questions come from each exam area.
Texas Real Estate Math Cheat Sheet
Try 15 math questions on paper, then check each calculation against the worked answers in this 20-page workbook.
Texas State-Law Cheat Sheet
Review all six Texas state-law areas, then test yourself with 18 questions. The 30-page workbook explains each answer.
Texas Real Estate Exam Content-Area Wallchart
All eight national areas and all six Texas areas, with the official scored-item counts and a focused study cue for each.
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- 1,377 exam-grade practice questions
- 30-question diagnostic across all 14 areas
- Confidence Calibration Engine + leech detection
- Interactive Math Coach with 18 real-estate math topics
- Trap Library for EXCEPT and NOT format mastery
- Spaced repetition (SM-2), plus offline study in the mobile app
- One account across web, iPhone, iPad, and Android
Answers before you choose your prep.
The app should earn trust before it asks for a download. These are the questions candidates usually ask before they commit to a study plan.
How hard is the Texas real estate exam?
In TREC's January-February 2026 first-time Sales Agent results, 66% of 810 National candidates passed and 49% of 815 State candidates passed. These are historical, separate portion rates, not an overall exam pass rate or your personal chance of passing.
The challenge is applying National concepts and Texas rules to unfamiliar questions while managing math and time. Start with free topic practice, review the explanations, then check National and State separately under a clock.
How many questions are on the Texas real estate exam?
The Texas real estate Sales Agent exam has 120 scored questions: 80 National and 40 Texas State. You must pass each portion separately. Unscored pretest questions also appear.
Pearson's September 2026 handbook lists 125 total items for the combined 240-minute appointment, while its separate-portion rows and the content outline add up to 135 including pretest items. The published totals do not reconcile. Use the confirmed 80/40 scored counts for scoring, and check your appointment details with Pearson VUE.
Sources: Pearson VUE September 2026 handbook; Pearson VUE Texas content outlines.
How much does the Texas real estate exam cost?
The TREC application fee and Pearson VUE exam fee are separate. Pearson VUE's September 2026 Texas Candidate Handbook lists $58 per sales agent exam reservation. TREC's fee schedule effective September 1, 2026 lists the same $58 examination fee. Both sources were checked October 19, 2026. Confirm the amount in Pearson VUE checkout before paying.
Pass Texas is separate exam-prep software. The app is $59.99 once, with no subscription.
Sources: Pearson VUE candidate handbook; TREC fee schedule.
What math is on the Texas real estate exam?
Texas real estate exam math can include commission, proration, property tax per $100 of value, mortgage qualification, LTV, PITI, GRM, cap rate, area conversions, profit, depreciation, and appraisal adjustments.
The hard part is usually not arithmetic. It is choosing the right setup before touching the calculator, especially when the stem mixes similar formulas.
How do I pass the Texas real estate exam on the first try?
Start with Texas-specific practice, diagnose weak high-weight topics, then drill math and trap wording until the setup is automatic. Do not spend equal time on every topic if your misses are concentrated in contracts, brokerage, mortgages, or math.
Pass Texas gives you diagnostics, Math Coach, Trap Library, and Confidence Calibration so your final week is guided by evidence instead of guessing.
Is Pass Texas a subscription?
No. Pass Texas is $59.99 once for the app, with no monthly subscription and no copied state exam questions.
It is exam preparation content, not a replacement for the required Texas pre-license courses, TREC processes, Pearson VUE scheduling, or licensed professional advice.
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