Written Estate Agents Examination Part I & Part II – Q&A

Q: What are the procedures to become an estate agent?
A: One is required to pass both Part I & Part II of the estate agent’s exam and the TPC before one becomes eligible to be registered as an estate agent.

Q: When is the date of examination?
A: Usually in June or July depending on the availability of halls.

Q: What are the fees involved?
A: RM50.00 processing and RM50.00 per subject.

Q: What are the minimum entry requirements?
A: Candidate must possess an SPM/MCE with not less than 5 subject passes of which at least 3 shall be credit level passes and at least 1 of the credit level passes shall be Mathematics or Science or Accounts or Commerce, or Any other higher qualifications recognized by Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam or Lembaga Akreditasi Negara.

Q: Can I apply for exemptions?
A: Yes, if the diploma or degree is recognized by the Board.

Q: What are the recognized diplomas/ degrees?
A: Please refer to the board website which displays the entire list.

Q: Can I self study?
A: Yes, you may.

Q: When does it open for registration?
A: 2 nd January until 2 nd May every year.

Q: How many subjects are there in both Part I & Part II?
A: Each part consists of 6 subjects.

Q: Can one take only a few subject and not all 6 subjects?
A: Yes, may take one or two subjects provided all 6 subjects shall be complete within 3 years

Q: Where can I get the registration form?
A: At the Board’s office.

Q: Would I be exempted from the Estate Agent’s Written Examination on a subject to subject basis?
A: No. Exemption will only be given for Parts.

Source: LPPEH

10 thoughts on “Written Estate Agents Examination Part I & Part II – Q&A”

I would like to sit for　”the Estate Agents Exam”, however, I had finished Japanese University only. In this case, could you advise whether I could satisfy the eligibility for taking this exam or not.

Thank you very much in advance.

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(1) if i pass more than 5 subject,i got a credit in mathematic,but i jus have 2 credit for the spm result,so can i still go for the MIEA exam?
(2) if i got certificate for insurance,does it an advantage for the MIEA examination ?
(3) if i go for courses like diploma in Real Estate,does it helps in the MiEA exam?

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Reply to Dr. Masaharu　Ushijima:

You may try contact Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam (03-8885 3365/60/61) or Lembaga Akreditasi Negara (03-7968 7002/57/33) to find out whether your education qualification is being recognised in Malaysia. If yes, then you may take the exam.

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Reply to shan:

If your SPM results does not meet the minimum entry requirements, any other higher qualifications recognized by Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam (03-8885 3365/60/61) or Lembaga Akreditasi Negara (03-7968 7002/57/33) will be helpful. Diploma will be under higher qualifications category.

You may contact the board directly at 03-2288 8815/ 2288 8816/ 2288 8817to find out more.

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if i don have any higher qualification,just SPM with 2 credit (1 in Math).
Then i got cerificate in insurance .for example life insurance and investment link, does it helps?
if cannot,then can i still go for the exam/courses ?

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Good day to you.

I am a business studies student and had graduated since year 2005.I studied my degree course which is offered by University Of Herforshire,United Kingdom.I have 5 years working experience in financial and property line.

Am i eligible to register as real estate agent?Another question,once i completed all the exam papers,do i eligible to set up my own real estate company in the future?What is the procedures?

I m here to seek for your advise.

Looking forward to hear from you.

Thank you!

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kindly clarify for me:
1.I have a MBA in marketing , can i bring foreigners as buyer?
2.I wanna setup real estate company what is the requirement ?
3.Can i buy raedy made company for this purpose?

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