After failing the broker post-license exam, what option is allowed?

• A. Retake the original post-license exam
• B. Take the alternate exam within one year
• C. License is void
• D. You must attend additional seminars

Answer: (B)

If you don’t pass the broker post-license exam, you still have a path to complete the licensure: you may take the alternate post-license exam within one year. This option is built in to give you a second way to demonstrate the required knowledge and meet the licensing requirement without having to start over. The license isn’t automatically void after one failed attempt; you just need to pass the alternate exam within the allotted year to stay on track. The other options don’t fit because retaking the exact same exam isn’t the required remedy, there isn’t an automatic void of the license for failing once, and attending extra seminars isn’t the specific step to resolve a failed post-license exam.