MahaRERA Agent study guide
MahaRERA Agent · Work through your exam, one topic at a time.
This page introduces the MahaRERA real estate agent competency examination and helps candidates decide how to prepare for it and what to expect on the day. The credential sits at the centre of Maharashtra's regulated property market: the MahaRERA portal maintains a dedicated real estate agent section covering agent training, exam registration, call letters for candidates and exam results, alongside guidance for agents, registration, corrections, renewal, a searchable list of registered agents, a list of agents whose registration validity has lapsed, and a list of real estate agents deregistered. The MahaRERA Agent study guide has 5 sections and about 1,998 words.
01Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 - key provisions and definitions
The Act (Act 16 of 2016, in force from 1 May 2016) is a disclosure-and-compliance statute built on three pillars: mandatory registration of projects and agents, ring-fenced project money, and quick dispute resolution. Start with Section 2, because most questions turn on a definition.
391 words, about 2 min02Maharashtra Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Rules and MahaRERA Regulations
MahaRERA is the State Authority constituted under Section 20, headquartered in Mumbai, with jurisdiction across Maharashtra. The State framework has two operational layers plus a recovery layer.
397 words, about 2 min03Registration, renewal, correction and obligations of real estate agents
An agent's licence to operate is registration under Section 9. No person may facilitate the sale or purchase of, or act on behalf of a party to, a transaction in a plot, apartment or building in a project registered under Section 3, unless registered with MahaRERA.
405 words, about 2 min04Rights and duties of promoters and allottees, and project registration requirements
Section 4 requires an application with PAN, project particulars, sanctioned plans, commencement certificate, title and encumbrance details, declaration and fee; Section 5 requires the Authority to grant registration, or reject with reasons, within 30 days. The registration number must appear in every advertisement (Section 11).
397 words, about 2 min05Grievance redressal, MahaRERA orders and the compliance and penalty framework
No allottee need go to a civil court. Section 31 lets any aggrieved person, including an association of allottees, complain to MahaRERA against a promoter, allottee or agent for contravention of the Act, Rules or Regulations.
408 words, about 2 min