Case studies like the real paper
Longer scenarios about a family, a flat and a timeline, with several questions on each, so you practise reading carefully.
Over 2,300 practice questions for Paper 1 and Paper 2, with an explanation for every option. The ones you miss come back the next day, so by exam day you remember them.
Try a Paper 1 question.
Dr Aisha Rahman wants one agent, and no other, to find a tenant for her condominium unit. She may sell it in two years. Which CEA prescribed estate agency agreement should she sign for the leasing?
Ten questions at a time: reviews that are due, then new ones in syllabus order. A wrong pick explains why it's wrong, and you try again.
Get one right and it comes back days later, when you're about to forget it. Miss one and it's back tomorrow. You spend your time on what you don't know yet.
Each paper shows the chance you'd get its questions right on exam day, against the 60% pass mark. Set your exam date and it counts down with you.
Longer scenarios about a family, a flat and a timeline, with several questions on each, so you practise reading carefully.
Stamp duty, loan limits, commissions. Every calculation question shows its working, step by step.
Not just the right answer: each wrong option says why it's wrong, with the source it comes from.
A round fits a lunch break or a train ride, and there are no timers. Miss a question and Otto says it's okay: it'll come back.
Both RES papers, every topic in the CEA syllabus: over 2,300 original questions written from the syllabus and primary sources.
ottokay counts what you've mastered, what's due and what you haven't seen yet, then turns it into an estimated score for each paper. When it sits above the pass line a week out, you're in good shape.
Start practisingNo. ottokay is independent and isn't made or approved by the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA) or any course provider. The questions are original practice material, not past exam questions.
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Every question is written from the CEA syllabus and cites its source: the Act, the agency's guide or the official notice. Rules and rates show the date they were last checked. Some questions are still being reviewed, so check anything important against the official source.
Yes. It's built for a few minutes on the train, and once the questions have loaded it keeps working with a patchy connection.