Reviewed by Casa Academy on August 2, 2026.
Mississippi licenses salespersons through the Mississippi Real Estate Commission (MREC). PSI administers one computer-based salesperson appointment: 80 General and 40 Mississippi State scored multiple-choice items in four hours when both portions are taken together, with independent cuts of 70% on General (56/80) and 75% on State (30/40). PSI lists a $75 examination fee per attempt for one or both portions; confirm the live fee in the MREC/PSI Candidate Information Bulletin before you schedule.
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The salesperson exam includes 80 scored General (national) items and 40 scored Mississippi State items when you take both portions in one appointment. PSI allots 2.5 hours for the General portion and 1.5 hours for the State portion, for four hours total. PSI may also include five to ten unscored experimental questions that do not affect your score but do count against your time. You must answer at least 70 percent of the General items correctly and at least 75 percent of the State items correctly to pass. Each portion is scored independently. Failing one portion means failing the exam for that attempt even if you pass the other section.
PSI splits the Mississippi salesperson exam into a national real estate principles portion and a Mississippi state law portion. Because each portion has its own passing threshold, weak performance on either section fails the attempt regardless of the other score.
License exams test how Mississippi statutes, commission rules, and candidate bulletins interact. Use the Statutes and regulations links on this page for primary sources, then confirm live fees and outlines with the regulator before you schedule.
Mississippi salesperson candidates must complete MREC education and satisfy residency rules before the Commission authorizes PSI testing. Review the current PSI bulletin and MREC application materials before applying because fees and processing rules can change.
The State plan unlocks unlimited blueprint-matched simulated exams, exam-day simulation, weak-topic mastery drills, spaced-repetition flashcards, and adaptive custom practice against the Mississippi question bank for twelve months from activation. The State + National plan adds the national bank with combined practice, the AI tutor grounded in the Mississippi product manual, and the pass-or-refund guarantee for eligible buyers. Access is English only. Renewal is manual (no automatic billing). A 3-day no-questions-asked refund policy applies. Prices and offer feature lists render from the shared catalog on this page.
Treat the General outline and Mississippi state portion as separate study plans even when you sit both in one appointment. Drill Mississippi statute topics such as agency disclosure forms, dual-agency confirmation, trust accounts and IREBEA, broker supervision, and property condition disclosure until the 40-item state portion feels predictable. Pair that with timed national practice on finance, contracts, valuation, and fair housing for the 80-question General portion. Start the free Mississippi practice test on this page for a short email-gated readiness snapshot, then continue into unlimited blueprint-matched practice if you purchase Mississippi exam prep. Pair paid drills with MREC rules and the current PSI outlines rather than treating any practice set as the live exam.
Pass both portions within your two-month MREC eligibility window, then affiliate with a licensed Mississippi broker so MREC can issue your salesperson license. Keep MREC and PSI fee pages bookmarked because application and examination charges are billed separately. If you fail only one portion, schedule a portion-only retake within the same eligibility window under the published State (two-attempt) and General (unlimited after State pass) rules.
Mississippi requires written agency disclosure on an MREC Agency Disclosure Form before representation agreements and at the first substantive meeting with the other party. Disclosed dual agents must obtain informed written consent, including buyer and seller signatures on the MREC Dual Agency Confirmation Form attached to the offer to purchase. Brokers hold client funds in trust and may elect the Interest on Real Estate Brokers' Escrow Accounts (IREBEA) program for nominal or short-term funds under Miss. Code Ann. § 73-35-105, or keep those funds in a noninterest-bearing demand trust account when they do not participate. Hub summaries use official citations only.
Study these official statute, rule, and regulator sources for this jurisdiction. Confirm current text before exam day.
You must be at least 18 years old, be a Mississippi resident when you apply, complete 60 classroom hours from an MREC-approved pre-license provider, submit a complete application with the current $100 MREC fee, pass both PSI exam portions within your two-month eligibility window, and affiliate with a licensed broker. MREC publishes the full checklist on its applicants page and in the resident salesperson application form. Resident salesperson applicants must complete fingerprint-based Mississippi and FBI criminal-history checks through MREC.
Difficulty depends on your preparation, but the scope is demanding. The exam covers 80 scored General items and 40 scored Mississippi State items across four hours, and each portion has its own passing threshold (70 percent General, 75 percent State). A practical study plan gives extra time to agency disclosure, dual agency rules, trust accounts, and broker supervision because those topics dominate the 40-item state portion.
Because each portion is scored independently, you need at least 56 correct of 80 General items and 30 correct of 40 Mississippi State items. That means you can miss up to 24 General questions and up to 10 State questions when both portions are taken together. Failing either cutoff fails the entire attempt even if you exceed the threshold on the other portion.
You must pass both portions within two months of MREC application approval. You may sit for the State portion only twice during that window; after two State failures you must wait three months before reapplying. If you pass State but fail General, you may retake the General portion unlimited times within the same two-month window. Each PSI attempt costs $75, and you cannot book a same-day retest because PSI processes scores overnight.
PSI tests national real estate principles (property ownership, land use, valuation, financing, contracts, agency, disclosures, transfer of title, practice, and calculations) plus Mississippi state law (agency disclosure and dual agency, MREC powers and enforcement, licensing maintenance, broker supervision, property condition disclosures, trust accounts, records, and advertising rules). Confirm the latest outline in the PSI Candidate Information Bulletin before you schedule.
MREC Rule 2.1 lists $100 for a salesperson application that includes the first year of licensure when you pass the exam. PSI charges $75 per examination attempt, whether you take one or both portions. Pre-license course tuition, broker affiliation, and any renewal fees are separate costs. Confirm both MREC and PSI fee schedules before submitting payment.
The embedded practice test selects five questions from the Mississippi exam prep product bank. Answer explanations stay locked until you submit a valid email for that attempt. The short practice test is a readiness snapshot, not a mastery score and not a substitute for full blueprint-matched practice exams.
Every plan includes twelve months of access with unlimited exams, flashcards, adaptive drills, and mastery tools. The State plan covers the Mississippi bank, the National plan covers the national bank, and the State + National plan includes both banks with combined practice, the AI tutor grounded in the Mississippi manual, and the pass-or-refund guarantee for eligible buyers. Prices and feature lists come from the shared offer catalog rendered on this page.
Complete 60 classroom hours and submit your resident salesperson application to MREC first. After MREC approves your application, register and pay the PSI examination fee at the Mississippi scheduling portal, then book an appointment within your two-month eligibility window.
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If official requirements or exam scheduling guidance change, this page should change too. The current review date for this version is August 2, 2026.