MahaRERA Agent Exam Registration 2026: Dates, Steps and Eligibility
Is MahaRERA exam registration open?
Yes. Registration for Phase 12 of the MahaRERA agent exam is open until 10 November 2026, 11:55 PM (IST).
| Registration opens | 25 September 2026, 11:00 AM |
| Registration closes | 10 November 2026, 11:55 PM |
| Where to register | A TCS iON online form, reached from MahaRERA's Agent Exam Registration page (the link there is labelled “TCS”) |
| Exam date | Phase 12: not announced. (Phase 11, for which registration has closed, was scheduled for 3 October 2026.) See the MahaRERA exam date tracker. |
| Exam fee | Shown in the registration form. Earlier phases charged Rs 1,062 (Rs 900 + 18% GST); we have not confirmed the fee for this cycle. |
What to do now: open MahaRERA's Agent Exam Registration page yourself and follow its TCS link, rather than a link forwarded on WhatsApp. The form asks for your name and date of birth exactly as on your Class 10 certificate, your individual PAN, and three exam-centre district preferences; your user ID and password are sent to the mobile number and email you register with. The form states that fees, once paid, are not refunded.
What this does not tell you: the registration form is run on TCS iON. Neither the form nor MahaRERA's page names the phase or says who conducts the exam, or gives the exam date, the duration or the fee before you log in. Earlier phases were administered by IBPS; we have not seen a MahaRERA statement about this cycle, so we do not assume either way. Sources: MahaRERA Agent Exam Registration page (updated 23/09/2026) and the TCS iON form's key dates, both checked 26 September 2026. The Phase 12 label is from a MahaRERA-registered training institute.
Registration is only for candidates who have completed the mandatory 20-hour MahaRERA agent training from an approved institute. While you wait for an exam date, the part you control is preparation: practise a timed 50-question mock test and find your weak topics before the paper. The rest of this page covers eligibility, the fee, the registration steps, the hall ticket and what happens after you pass.
For the wider picture around this application — the training, the paper itself and the certificate — see the MahaRERA exam guide.
Registration asks for your Certificate of Competency, so if you have passed but have not collected it yet, start with downloading the Certificate of Competency — registration cannot be completed without it.
Who Is Eligible to Register for the MahaRERA Exam?
Anyone who wants to work as a real estate agent in Maharashtra must pass the MahaRERA competency exam before obtaining or renewing agent registration. The only prerequisite is completing the mandatory 20-hour training from a MahaRERA-approved training institute and holding the training completion certificate. No minimum educational qualification is prescribed beyond the training.
Existing registered agents must also hold the Certificate of Competency to keep their registration valid, and new applicants need it before their agent registration is granted under Section 9 of the RERA Act (MahaRERA's training and certification guidelines under Order 41 of 2023: the certificate number is required for registration, renewal or continuation of registration).
MahaRERA Exam Registration Fee
Earlier phases charged Rs 1,062 - Rs 900 plus 18% GST - paid online during exam registration. For the cycle whose registration opened on 25 September 2026, the fee is shown inside the TCS iON registration form; we have not independently confirmed it, so check the amount in the form before you pay. The exam fee is separate from the agent registration fee you pay after passing: Rs 10,000 for individuals or Rs 1 lakh for companies and firms. Keep the payment receipt; you will need the transaction reference if anything goes wrong with the registration.
How to Register for the MahaRERA Agent Exam: Step by Step
- Complete the 20-hour training. Enrol with a MahaRERA-approved training institute and collect your training completion certificate.
- Register through MahaRERA's Agent Exam Registration page. During the registration window (for Phase 12, 25 September to 10 November 2026), open maharera.maharashtra.gov.in/agent-exam-registration and follow the link labelled TCS to the TCS iON form. Register with your name and date of birth exactly as on your Class 10 certificate, your individual PAN and three exam-centre district preferences, then complete the form and pay the exam fee shown in it.
- Download your hall ticket. The download window opens in the days before the exam. The hall ticket shows your exam centre, reporting time and roll number.
- Appear for the exam. 50 multiple-choice questions of 2 marks each, no negative marking. The pass mark is 40 marks out of 100, and you get a maximum of 3 attempts before re-training is required.
- Complete agent registration after passing. Download your scorecard, then submit the registration application, documents and registration fee on the portal to receive your agent registration number, valid for 5 years.
MahaRERA Exam Hall Ticket: How and When to Download
Hall tickets are released on the MahaRERA portal shortly before each exam phase - for the May 4, 2026 phase the window opened from April 29. Log in with your registration credentials, download the hall ticket and check the exam centre and reporting time immediately so travel is not a last-minute surprise. RERAExam is an independent preparation platform and does not issue hall tickets; track phase announcements on our MahaRERA exam dates 2026 page.
What Happens After You Pass?
Results are published on the MahaRERA portal after each phase. Once you pass, you receive a Certificate of Competency. You then apply for agent registration on the portal with your documents and the registration fee. Your MahaRERA agent registration number is valid for 5 years and must be renewed before expiry. If you do not pass, you can re-attempt in the next phase - up to 3 attempts before mandatory re-enrolment in the 20-hour training.
Registered for the exam? Preparation is the part you control.
The exam is 50 questions of 2 marks each. A timed mock shows you which topics are costing you marks while there is still time to fix them.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fee for RERA exam in Maharashtra?
Earlier MahaRERA exam phases charged Rs 1,062 (Rs 900 + 18% GST). The fee for the cycle whose registration opened on 25 September 2026 is shown inside the TCS iON registration form; we have not independently confirmed it, so check the form before paying.
What is the qualification for RERA exam?
Completion of the mandatory 20-hour MahaRERA agent training from an approved training institute. No minimum educational qualification is prescribed beyond the training.
When to apply for RERA registration?
For Phase 12, MahaRERA's exam registration window runs from 25 September 2026, 11:00 AM to 10 November 2026, 11:55 PM, on the TCS iON form linked from MahaRERA's Agent Exam Registration page. Register well before the closing date. After passing the exam, apply for agent registration on the MahaRERA portal with your Certificate of Competency.
How to pass the RERA exam?
Complete the training, then practise timed 50-question mock tests. The pass mark is 40 marks out of 100 with no negative marking, so attempt every question. Review the exam pattern and syllabus, and work through solved question papers.
Disclaimer: RERAExam is not affiliated with MahaRERA, TCS, IBPS or any government authority. Fees, windows and processes can change - always verify through the official MahaRERA portal before paying.