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Texas real estate exam score report study worksheet
Fill this in right after you read your Pearson VUE score report, before you rebook. It turns the report into a focused retake plan: failed portion, score gap, weak categories, and your next study block.
Print and fill in by hand, or save a blank PDF. This page does not collect answers or save progress.
Each passed portion is valid for one year from its passing date. Confirm that both the application and any retained result are still valid.
Wait after the exam before making a new reservation. Confirm eligibility and readiness before booking.
Same fee for National, State or both portions. Confirm before paying.
Use the report in this order
- Identify the failed portion. National and Texas are scored separately.
- Calculate the raw-score gap. Subtract your raw score from 56 National or 28 Texas.
- Read the diagnostic counts. They show correct answers by area, not the exact questions missed.
- Choose the first repair. Compare correct answers with the number of scored items in each category. Use fresh practice to find the cause of mistakes.
- Retest with fresh questions. Rebooking is a later decision, not the first reaction.
Template 1: Score report summary
Record all relevant dates, then complete the score and gap fields only for failed portions. National 52/80 is 4 short of passing, with 28 not correct. State 25/40 is 3 short, with 15 not correct. The gap is not the total number missed.
Exam date:
Application expiration date:
Failed portion (national / state / both):
Passed portion, if any:
Passing date for each passed portion:
National raw score, if failed (out of 80):
National gap (56 minus National score):
State raw score, if failed (out of 40):
State gap (28 minus State score):
Weakest diagnostic category:
Second weakest category:
Retake eligibility issue, if any:
Next study block:
Template 2: Diagnostic repair block
Choose up to three starting priorities, then review the rest of the failed portion too. A result of 2/3 correct and one of 6/11 correct need different attention. Small category counts are a general study guide, not a prediction of your next score.
Repair 1
Portion and category:
Correct / scored items:
Subtopics to review:
Practice set (size and topic):
Rule to remember:
Review date:
Repair 2
Portion and category:
Correct / scored items:
Subtopics to review:
Practice set (size and topic):
Rule to remember:
Review date:
Repair 3
Portion and category:
Correct / scored items:
Subtopics to review:
Practice set (size and topic):
Rule to remember:
Review date:
Template 3: Error-pattern diagnosis
Use fresh practice to check recurring patterns. The official report shows category counts, but it cannot tell you whether a miss came from a rule gap, misreading or timing.
- I did not know the rule
- I confused two similar rules
- I missed a jurisdiction clue
- I set up the math incorrectly
- I misread the question or answer choices
- I rushed because of timing
- I changed a supported answer without a reason
Most expensive error pattern:
One rule or habit that will replace it:
Fresh retest date:
Template 4: Miss log
Log original practice questions and lucky guesses. Pearson VUE does not release actual exam questions or answers. Do not reconstruct protected exam items here.
Topic:
My practice error or lucky guess:
The correct rule, in one sentence:
Trigger words in the question:
Next rep, what to drill:
Topic:
My practice error or lucky guess:
The correct rule, in one sentence:
Trigger words in the question:
Next rep, what to drill:
Template 5: Practice and booking checks
These checks help you decide what to do next. Practice results do not guarantee a pass. Resolve application, score-validity or education issues before booking.
- I confirmed that my application is active
- I confirmed that any passed portion is still within one year of its passing date
- I checked the three-consecutive-failure rule and completed any required education and TREC approval
- I reviewed the whole failed portion, with extra work on weak categories
- I checked improvement with fresh questions and reviewed mistakes and guesses
- I completed a fresh timed set without a late rush
- I can explain every recent miss in one sentence
- I confirmed exam authorization, the current fee and appointment details
Retake date supported by my practice results:
Why that date is supported by evidence:
Template 6: Final-week review
Use this optional seven-day plan after choosing your appointment. Adjust it to your available time. Seven days of study is not an official waiting requirement.
7 days out:
6 days out:
5 days out:
4 days out:
3 days out:
2 days out:
1 day out:
Final-week rules
- Use fresh questions for evidence, not repeated sets you remember
- Keep National and Texas scores separate
- Review the miss log before adding another source
- Stop heavy study early enough to protect sleep
- Recheck both IDs, the exact registration name, and the appointment address
- Bring a permitted calculator only if you have practiced with it
Booking decision
Practice evidence supporting this date:
Appointment date and time:
Test center and planned departure time:
Practice the pattern Pass Texas drills the failed portion and weak diagnostic areas.
Get the appUse Topic Practice for the weak areas you recorded here. The diagnostic and National Contracts & Agency practice are free. State practice, the full question bank and full timed exams require paid access.