RES Mock Questions
Here is a quick summary of the paper format for both Paper 1 and Paper 2.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Exam Duration | 2.5 hours |
| Section A | 60 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) - 1 mark each |
| Section B | 20 MCQs based on 1-2 Case Studies - 2 marks each |
The total score for each paper is 100 marks. A candidate must pass both papers to pass the overall examination.
Based on the official information from the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA), the passing mark for each RES examination paper is 60
📝 Paper 1 & Paper 2 Content
The two papers assess different competency units :
Paper 1 focuses on the fundamentals of the real estate industry and the law.
Paper 2 focuses on the regulations, marketing, and practical application of knowledge in property transactions.
⚠️ Important: Syllabus Changes in 2027
The CEA has revised the syllabus for the RES examination. This is a key detail to be aware of depending on when you plan to take the exam .
Current Syllabus (2025-2026): The examination format and content described above are based on the current syllabus, which will be used for exams held in 2025 and 2026 .
New Syllabus (from 1 January 2027): A revised syllabus will take effect from January 2027. While the exam format remains unchanged, new topics have been added (e.g., Professional Practice and Ethics, Prevention of Money Laundering, Green Buildings) and some units have been updated . If you are taking the exam in or after January 2027, you must study the new syllabus
The examination fee for the RES is paid during Stage 2 of registration (with the appointed exam administrator, NTUC LearningHub). Here is the breakdown for 2026:
💡 Key Distinction: Exam Fee vs. Course Fee
It is important to note that this is separate from your RES course fee, which is paid to your chosen training provider. The cost of the RES course itself varies by provider, typically ranging from about S$650 to S$850.
These fees are set by the CEA and are subject to change, so it's always a good practice to double-check the latest fees on the official registration portal before you pay
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