(1) License examinations shall be held at such times and places as may be determined by the board.

(2) Examination schedule information shall be available through the board office.

(3) The following rules shall be obeyed by all persons taking an examination, and a disqualification from taking the examination, a finding of lack of good repute, a determination of unsuccessful completion, or a license denial may result from any breach thereof:

(a) examinees may not refer to any notes, books, or memoranda during the course of the examination;

(b) all rough work and calculations must be done on the examination booklet;

(c) the examinees shall not copy questions, make notes of test content, or reveal the contents of examination to others;

(d) examinees shall not leave the examination without permission from the examination proctor for any reason until they have handed in the completed answer sheet and test booklet to the administrator of the examination; and

(e) examinees shall not attempt to obtain or compare answers by viewing or discussing any matter with another examinee during the course of the examination.

 

 

 

(4) If an applicant for examination fails to take the examination on the date scheduled, he must make application in writing to the board or the designated testing entity for rescheduling within 12 months of the date of original application.

(a) A rescheduling fee must accompany the written request.

(5) The board may from time-to-time review and amend the examination type, format, and the score upon which the pass or fail determination is made. Prior notice of any amendment will be afforded to all applicants.

(6) For the broker examination, the pass-fail score is 80 percent.

(7) For the salesperson examination, the pass-fail score is:

(a) 80 percent for the uniform examination portions; and

(b) 70 percent for the state examination portion.

(8) All test scores may be scaled and equated for the specific examination either by the board or by the testing agency that provides or administers the examination.