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Bar Exam MBE Prep that fits your schedule
The MBE is half of your UBE score — and the highest-leverage part to drill. Bar Exam MBE Prep gives you 1,000+ original practice questions across all seven MBE subjects, an MBE Issue Spotter that trains you to read fact patterns, and a Constitutional Law Quick Reference — for a one-time $59.99, no subscription. No $2,000 course required.
Free to start — sample questions, the Torts Issue Spotter, and a First Amendment reference, no account required.
200
Questions on the MBE
175
Scored questions
7
Subjects (25 scored each)
50%
Share of the UBE score
About the Multistate Bar Examination (MBE)
The MBE is a 200-question, six-hour multiple-choice exam administered in two 100-question sessions. Of the 200 questions, 175 are scored and 25 are unscored pretest items, and the scored questions are divided evenly — 25 from each of the seven subjects. On the Uniform Bar Examination (UBE), the MBE counts for 50% of the total score, with the Multistate Essay Examination (MEE) at 30% and the Multistate Performance Test (MPT) at 20%. Because the MBE is half your score and is the same nationwide, focused MBE practice is the most efficient way to move your number.
The 7 MBE subjects
Each subject contributes 25 scored questions. Bar Exam MBE Prep covers all seven, with a full explanation on every question showing the controlling rule, why the correct answer is right, and why each wrong answer is wrong.
Constitutional Law
Federal judicial and legislative power, federalism, individual rights, due process, equal protection, and the First through Sixth Amendments.
Contracts
Formation (offer, acceptance, consideration), terms, performance, breach, and remedies — UCC Article 2 for goods vs. common law for services.
Criminal Law & Procedure
Homicide, theft, defenses, Fourth Amendment search and seizure, Fifth Amendment Miranda, and Sixth Amendment right to counsel.
Civil Procedure
Subject-matter jurisdiction (diversity, federal question), personal jurisdiction, venue, pleadings, and claim and issue preclusion.
Evidence
Relevance, hearsay and its exceptions, impeachment, privilege, and lay and expert opinion testimony.
Real Property
Present and future interests, landlord–tenant, easements, covenants, mortgages, and recording acts.
Torts
Negligence (duty, breach, causation, damages), intentional torts, strict liability, products liability, and defamation.
Beyond the MBE, the app includes an MEE essay framework (IRAC) covering the MBE subjects plus Agency, Partnerships, Trusts, Family Law, Conflict of Laws, and Secured Transactions.
Two tools you won't find in a question bank alone
MBE Issue Spotter
The hardest skill on the MBE is identifying what a question is testing before you read the answer choices. For each subject the Issue Spotter shows the trigger words that signal a specific legal issue, the correct framework to apply, the most commonly missed sub-issues, and the rule statement in one sentence.
Constitutional Law Quick Reference
The most-tested doctrine, fully mapped — federal powers (Article III standing, the Commerce Clause, the Necessary and Proper Clause, the Supremacy Clause and preemption) and individual rights (substantive and procedural due process, equal protection, and the First through Sixth Amendments). Browse by category when a fact pattern stalls you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many questions are on the MBE?
The Multistate Bar Examination (MBE) contains 200 multiple-choice questions administered over six hours (split into a morning and an afternoon session of 100 questions each). Of the 200 questions, 175 are scored and 25 are unscored pretest questions. The 175 scored questions are divided evenly — 25 from each of the seven MBE subjects.
What subjects are tested on the MBE?
The MBE tests seven subjects, each contributing 25 scored questions: Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Contracts, Criminal Law and Procedure, Evidence, Real Property, and Torts. Constitutional Law fact patterns, Contracts offer-and-acceptance rules, and Real Property future interests are common weak spots.
How much of the bar exam is the MBE?
On the Uniform Bar Examination (UBE), the MBE accounts for 50 percent of the total score. The Multistate Essay Examination (MEE) accounts for 30 percent and the Multistate Performance Test (MPT) for 20 percent. Because the MBE is half of the UBE score, MBE practice is the highest-leverage way to raise your score.
What is the MBE Issue Spotter in Bar Exam MBE Prep?
The MBE Issue Spotter trains the hardest MBE skill — identifying what a question is testing before you read the answer choices. For each subject it shows the trigger words that signal a specific legal issue, the correct framework to apply, the most commonly missed sub-issues, and the rule statement in one sentence.
How much does Bar Exam MBE Prep cost?
You can start free — practice questions, the Torts Issue Spotter, and a First Amendment reference with no account required. Full access is a one-time $59.99 lifetime unlock (or $9.99/month or $24.99/year) covering all 1,000+ questions, the complete MBE Issue Spotter, and the Constitutional Law Quick Reference. No $2,000 course required.
Is Bar Exam MBE Prep affiliated with the NCBE?
No. Bar Exam MBE Prep is not affiliated with the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE), any state bar, or any bar prep course. All questions are original practice questions created for study purposes — they are not licensed NCBE questions. The app is for educational exam preparation only and is not legal advice.
Bar Exam MBE Prep is for educational exam preparation only and is not legal advice. It is not affiliated with the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE), any state bar association, or any bar prep course provider. All questions are original practice questions created for study purposes — they are not licensed NCBE questions. NCBE, MBE, MEE, MPT, and UBE are trademarks of the National Conference of Bar Examiners.