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Pearson Vue is the provider of the NV Real Estate Division exam. The Real Estate School of Nevada offers a live course to prepare you for the exam. This is a one-day or two-day complete review of concepts a candidate will likely encounter when taking the national and state section of the Nevada real estate licensing examination. It is open to all real estate candidates regardless of the real estate school attended. Please note this is a review course and is not a substitute or a shortcut for the required pre-licensing education. Students must have completed the required pre-licensing education. The course is full with practice exam questions that will likely resemble the questions on the actual Pearson Vue exam.
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2 Day Print
This is a two-day print review of subjects and concepts a candidate will likely encounter when taking both the national and state sections of the Nevada real estate licensing examination.
$119 / was $199
2 Day Digital
This is a two-day digital review of subjects and concepts a candidate will likely encounter when taking both the national and state sections of the Nevada real estate licensing examination.
$99 / was $149
1 Day National
This is a one-day review of subjects and concepts a candidate will likely encounter when taking the national sections of the Nevada real estate licensing examination.
$49 / was $99
1 Day State
This is a one-day review of subjects and concepts a candidate will likely encounter when taking the state sections of the Nevada real estate licensing examination.
$49 / was $99
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Exam prep courses typically cover key topics from both the national and Nevada-specific portions of the real estate licensing exam, including property ownership, real estate law, agency, contracts, finance, and more.
There is no required number of hours, but many students find that 20–30 hours of focused exam preparation is helpful for feeling confident and ready.
Yes, most Nevada exam prep courses are designed to cover both the national and state-specific content that will appear on the licensing exam.
Yes, many exam prep courses include practice tests that simulate the actual exam experience to help students gauge their knowledge and readiness.
You can choose from both online and in-person exam prep courses, depending on your learning preferences and schedule.
Key topics include property ownership, land use controls, real estate finance, agency relationships, contracts, property management, and state-specific real estate laws.
It’s recommended to take an exam prep course a few weeks to a month before your exam to allow ample time to review and solidify your knowledge.
Focus on Nevada real estate laws, regulations, and agency relationships. Many exam prep courses provide state-specific practice questions and study materials.
Yes, most courses offer test-taking strategies, such as time management, reading questions carefully, and eliminating incorrect answers.
You must achieve a score of at least 75% on both the national and state portions of the Nevada real estate exam to pass.
You can schedule your Nevada real estate licensing exam through the testing provider, PSI, either online or by phone. Be sure to complete the application and meet the exam prerequisites before scheduling.
Yes, many exam prep courses offer tips and techniques for managing test anxiety, such as relaxation methods and strategies for staying calm during the exam.
Many exam prep courses offer continued access to study materials after you’ve completed the course, allowing for further review before taking the exam. Be sure to check with the course provider for specific access policies.