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Texas State Portion CBE — Practice Tests & Mock Exams
Practice for the Texas-specific State Portion of the real estate license exam: contracts, agency, TREC rules, disclosure, and more.
Built for the Texas CBE — also used by students in 9 states and 5 countries
Practice tests & mock exams
Free practice gives instant feedback on every answer. The full mock mirrors the real exam's length and timing.
Semester 1
57 questions · 180 min · 70% to pass
학습이 돌아가는 방식
다음에 무엇을 할지 알려주는 모의고사
점수만으로는 배우지 못합니다. 모든 시간제 응시를 토픽별로 채점하므로, 결과가 낙담할 숫자 하나가 아니라 무엇을 공부할지의 목록으로 나옵니다.
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시간제 모의고사를 봅니다
실전 길이, 실전 제한시간, 매번 새로 추출된 문항.
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어느 토픽에서 점수를 잃었는지 확인합니다
토픽별 정답률을 마지막 회차만이 아니라 그 과목의 모든 응시를 합쳐 보여줍니다.
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가장 약한 토픽을 드릴하고 다시 봅니다
그 토픽만 집중한 세트로, 아직 안 푼 문항부터 나옵니다. 그다음 모의고사를 다시 보면 목록이 짧아집니다.
How the practice works
A worked solution on every question
Not just the letter. Each answer opens into the full reasoning, so a wrong answer teaches you something instead of just costing a point.
Full-length mocks under the real clock
Each mock is drawn at random from a much larger pool, so you can sit it again and again and meet new questions each time.
You see which categories are weak
Accuracy is tracked per reporting category, and every question you miss lands in a wrong-answer notebook you can work through later.
Six months, re-take as often as you like
One purchase covers the whole prep window — practice, mock, review, repeat, at whatever pace the exam date allows.
Already took a free practice? Here's what your score means.
85%+ cold
You're likely ready for the official Texas State Portion Credit by Examination. Register with your counselor and take 1–2 full timed mocks to lock it in.
70–85%
Solid foundation, real prep needed. 4–6 weeks of timed mocks with AI explanations on every wrong answer.
Under 70%
Concept-level gaps. Start with the Concept Lessons below, then return to practice once the underlying topic clicks.
Passing-score thresholds vary by district (Texas state code: 80% for §28.023 acceleration, 70% for §74.24 prior-instruction credit). Confirm your specific district's threshold with your school counselor in writing.