Yes. In Texas, if you fail one part of the real estate licensing exam, you can usually retake only the section you missed instead of taking the entire exam again. This works as long as your application remains active with the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) and you follow the testing provider’s scheduling rules.

Texas real estate testing is split into two parts: a national portion and a state-specific portion. If you pass one section and fail the other, your passing score is typically kept on file, so you only need to register for the failed section.

After an unsuccessful attempt, Pearson VUE generally requires a 24-hour waiting period before you can schedule a retake. Once that time has passed, you can log in and book the section you still need to pass.

Make sure your exam authorization is still valid before you reschedule. If your application expires or becomes inactive, it could affect your ability to retake the exam.

Your score report can help you focus your studying by showing the areas where you struggled most. That might include Texas license law, contracts, financing, or another topic covered on the test.

A Texas pre-licensing course can help strengthen weak areas and improve your chances of passing on the next try. Practice questions and timed exam prep are especially useful when you are retaking only one section.

Because exam and licensing rules can change, it is wise to confirm current procedures with TREC before you retest. In short, Texas does allow a retake of only the section you failed, which can save time and effort while you get ready for your next attempt.