Mock Exams

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Introduction To Exam Prep

If you’re at this stage, you’re almost ready to challenge the UBC Sauder School of Business exam to become a licensed Real Estate agent in British Columbia. The mock exams are a culmination of all 26 chapters and practice questions. You will need to obtain 70% on the final exam in order to pass the requirements set by Real Estate Council in order to obtain your license.

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Please review the following chapters prior to taking your mock exams:

Chapter 1 – Law

Chapter 2: The Real Estate Services Act

Chapter 3 – Define Estate And Interest In Land

Chapter 4 – The Subdivision of Land and Title Registration in BC

Chapter 5 – The Professional Liability of Real Estate Licensees

Chapter 6 – Commercial and Residential Tenancies

Chapter 7 – Strata Properties and Cooperatives in BC

Chapter 8 – Financial Statements

Chapter 9 – Professional Ethics

Chapter 10 – The Law of Contract

Chapter 11 – Contracts for Real Estate Transactions

Chapter 12 – Law of Agency

Chapter 13 – Introduction To Mortgage Finance

Chapter 14 – Interest Rates and Mortgages

Chapter 15 – Introduction to Mortgage Law

Chapter 16 – Mortgage Analysis in Real Estate Practice

Chapter 17 – Mortgage Underwriting and Borrower Qualifications

Chapter 18 – Local Government Law

Chapter 19 – Taxes on Real Property

Chapter 20 – Building Design and Construction

Chapter 21 – Introduction to Real Estate Appraisal

Chapter 22 – Direct Comparison (Comparative) and Cost Approaches of Appraisal

Chapter 23 – Income or Investment Approach of Appraisal

Chapter 24 – From Contract to Completion

Chapter 25 – Introduction to Marketing

Chapter 26 – Technology and the Real Estate Licensee

Study Tips & Exam Tips

1. It’s highly recommended that you drive to the UBC campus 1 week prior to your examination date.

2. Find a parking spot and go inside the building. Head on up the stairs and look inside to where you’ll be going. This will help you visualize where you’ll be going on the date of your exam. It will also help you keep calm during this very important time.

3. When you sit down at your examination center, UBC will provide you with loose leaf paper and a pencil. Write down:

10. To 100.
Then, when you know the answer to a question, place a checkmark by the question number you’ve written down.
If you’re unsure if you have selected the correct answer, place a question mark.
If there is no hope and you don’t know the answer, place an “X” on the question number. Don’t review these until the very end.
After you have completed the 100 questions, go back to the question marks with a “?” place. Use your energy to solve these questions.
At the very end, go through the “X” questions you’ve written down to see if you can select the most correct answer.

This will help you to stay calm and maximize confidence during the examination. You will also allocate your mental resources towards questions you’re more likely to solve within the 3 hour time window.