Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 605 - Oklahoma Real Estate Commission › Chapter 10 - Requirements, Standards, and Procedures › Subchapter 3 - Education and Examination Requirements › Section 605:10-3-5 - Examinations

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) Applicant must appear in person. When an application for examination has been submitted to the Commission, the applicant shall be required to appear in person, at a time and place to be designated by the Commission, and answer questions based on the required subject matter as prescribed elsewhere in the rules of this Chapter. All examination fees shall be established by the Commission in conjunction with any examination vendor selected by the Commission. Examination fees shall be published on the Commission website.
(b)
Special Accommodations.
In cases where special accommodations are necessary under the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act, applicants must notify the examination supplier in advance by submitting a written request, describing the disability and necessary accommodations.
(c)
Failure to pass examination.
If an applicant fails to pass the examination prescribed by the Commission, the Commission may permit subsequent examinations upon receipt of a new examination fee for each examination to be attempted.
(d)
Applicant request to view failed examination.
An applicant who fails the examination has the option of reviewing their missed questions at the end of their examination. An applicant may challenge the validity of any question(s) they identify as incorrectly graded. A challenge to a question that pertains to the Oklahoma law portion of the examination will be sent to the Commission by the examination supplier. A challenge to a question that pertains to the national portion will fall under the review policy of the examination supplier. In either case, both the examination supplier and/or the Commission shall have five (5) business days in which to review and issue a response to the applicant. Applicants will be allowed up to one (1) hour to review their exam and the applicant will not be allowed to test on the same day they review a failed examination. No notes, pencils, or electronic devices will be allowed during a review nor will they be allowed to leave the examination area with the examination questions.
(e)
Application valid for one year.
The original examination application shall be valid for one (1) year from date of filing. After such date, an applicant must complete a new original application form.
(f)
Passing percentile of examination.
A score of seventy-five percent (75%) or more shall be considered a passing grade on the broker examination. A score of seventy percent (70%) or more shall be considered a passing grade on the provisional sales associate/sales associate examination.
(g)
Validity period of examination results.
The results of an examination wherein an applicant scored a passing grade shall be valid for one (1) year from the date of such examination.
(h)
Disciplinary examination fee.
A fee shall be charged for an examination which is directed by Order of the Commission as disciplinary action.
(i)
Examination voided.
A licensee or instructor applicant caught cheating during the course of a real estate examination shall:
(1) immediately forfeit the examination and receive a failing score,
(2) be disqualified from retaking the examination for one year, and
(3) must re-apply as an original applicant for any future application submitted after the one year ban
(4) applicants impacted by this section are allowed to file an appeal with the Commission under Rule 605:10-1-3.