06/11/2026
The real question is: how do they know who is producing or distributing these materials? Without clear evidence, it could be an insider, a former employee, a review center, or any individual with access to the information. Conclusions should be based on facts, not assumptions.
Notice Against the Posting, Offering, Selling, Sharing, or Distribution of Alleged Real Estate Service Licensure Examination Questions and Leakages, Whether Free of Charge or for a Fee
The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) and the Professional Regulatory Board of Real Estate Service (PRB-RES) hereby inform the public and all prospective examinees, that neither the PRC or PRB-RES, authorizes, endorses, or sanctions, the production, sale, posting, offering, sharing, or distribution of review materials, alleged examination questions, or purported examination leakages for the Real Estate Service Licensure Examination (RESLE).
The public and all concerned examinees are strongly advised to exercise utmost vigilance and caution against individuals, groups, online entities, and fraudulent social media accounts or posts that claim to offer, possess, sell, or distribute alleged RESLE examination leakages, test questions, or other purportedly confidential examination materials, whether offered free of charge or in exchange for payment.
Further, the public is urged to refrain from engaging with, purchasing, sharing, or further circulating such materials, and to exercise due diligence in verifying the authenticity and credibility of information relating to the RESLE. The public is likewise reminded to rely only on official PRC announcements and authorized information channels for examination-related updates.
The PRC and the PRB-RES remain steadfast in their commitment to upholding the integrity, credibility, and fairness of the licensure examinations and ensuring that these are conducted in accordance with established examination rules, regulations, and standards.
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