PassNext Prep is practice built around how the real exams are written: tricky wording, scenario questions, your state's own law. Every answer explained, a clear readiness score, and a plan if you didn't pass.
Michigan doesn't publish a pass rate. If you fail, PSI shows your score in each section, and that's where your retake plan starts.
Only 48% of first-time takers passed in May 2026, and about 31% of people retaking it (Florida Real Estate Commission).
53% pass on the first try (NMLS, through 2024). Fail it and you wait 30 days to try again.
We read what hundreds of test-takers say after passing and failing. The same few things come up every time, so that's what PassNext is built to fix.
Scenarios, EXCEPT and NOT, two answers that both look right, laws called by name and by number. If practice is easier than the test, it isn't practice.
A readiness score with a clear "you're ready" line, and fresh questions in every practice exam, so a high score means you know it, not that you've seen it before.
Every answer choice explained, the right one and the wrong ones. Every question you miss goes into your review list on its own.
Michigan law in Michigan's terms, Florida law in Florida's, and the five NMLS sections as the outline writes them, weighted the way the real test is.
Every one of these licenses requires a course before the exam: 40 hours in Michigan, 63 in Florida, 20 for the NMLS test. PassNext Prep isn't that course. It's the practice that comes after it, aimed at the exam itself, because "I finished the course and the test was nothing like it" is the most common thing people say after failing.
PassNext is opening soon. Tell us your exam and we'll email you the day practice opens. If you've already taken it once, say so: the retake plan is built for you.