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Indiana Real Estate Broker License

Requirements, fees, and steps to upgrade to broker

0 yrs
Experience Required
90 hrs
Education Hours
$195
Total Fees
4-8
Weeks to License

Experience Requirements

No experience required for initial broker license in Indiana

Alternative Pathways:

Managing Broker requires 3 years of active broker licensure in Indiana plus examination.

Education Requirements

Complete a 90-hour pre-license course from an Indiana-approved education provider. In Indiana, all new licensees start as brokers.

Required Courses:

  • 90-hour pre-license course with emphasis on real estate law
  • Must pass final proctored exam with score of at least 75%

Indiana does not have a salesperson license - all new real estate professionals are licensed as brokers.

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Broker Examination

Exam Name

Indiana Real Estate Broker Examination

Provider

Pearson VUE

Format

145 multiple-choice questions: 80 national, 50 state-specific, 15 pretest items

Passing Score

75%

Exam Fee

$55

Retake Policy

Can retake 24 hours after failure; $55 fee per attempt

Fees

Application Fee $50
Examination Fee $55
License Fee $60
Background Check $30
Total $195

Does not include pre-licensing course costs. Must complete 30-hour post-licensing course within first 2 years.

Timeline

1

Complete Pre-License Education

Complete 90-hour broker pre-license course

2-4 weeks

2

Submit Application

Apply through Indiana PLA with required documentation

1-2 weeks

3

Pass Broker Exam

Take and pass the 145-question broker exam via Pearson VUE

1-2 weeks

4

Complete Post-Licensing

Complete 30-hour post-licensing course within 2 years

Within 2 years

License Renewal

Renewal Cycle

Every 3 years

Renewal Fee

$60

CE Hours Required

36 hours

Online Renewal

Available

12 hours of CE each year from July 1 to June 30. Managing Brokers must dedicate 4 of the 12 hours to leadership and administration topics.

Reciprocity Agreements

Indiana has reciprocity agreements with other states.

Indiana does not have reciprocity agreements. Out-of-state licensees may apply via Endorsement for Commission review.

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