Please use this form to submit your MBE and Total Score (and MBE subscores if available). If you complete the below Primary Information and Exam Score Information sections, I will send you a short report telling you your estimated raw MBE score along with how your MBE and Total Score ranked based on national percentiles. If you also include your MBE subscores, I can give you individual breakdowns for each subject. All information submitted is always treated confidentially.
If you failed the UBE exam and your jurisdiction provides you with a breakdown of your essay scores, I can give you a free 15 page confidential analysis of your scoring which includes breakdowns of your MBE subscores if you fill out the more comprehensive Retaker Advice Form. Over the past 10 years, I have sent these free score reports to over 5,000 examinees.
Out of the TOTAL MBE questions you answered in practice, how many BARBRI multiple choice questions did you answer in practice: |
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Out of the TOTAL MBE questions you answered in practice, how many KAPLAN/PMBR multiple choice questions did you answer in practice: |
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Out of the TOTAL MBE questions you answered in practice, how many THEMIS multiple choice questions did you answer in practice: |
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Out of the TOTAL MBE questions you answered in practice, how many ADAPTIBAR multiple choice questions did you answer in practice: |
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Out of the TOTAL MBE questions you answered in practice, how many NCBE multiple choice questions did you answer in practice: |
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Out of the TOTAL MBE questions you answered in practice, how many OTHER multiple choice questions did you answer (from sources not listed above): |
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The MBE sub-score percentiles tell you how many examinees you did better than nationally for each MBE subject and overall. For example, if your %tile on the February 2017 exam was 19.7 for Civil Procedure, it means that you scored better than only 19.7% of examinees nationwide on the 25 graded Civil Procedure MBE questions (out of about 23,000 February 2017 examinees). What these percentiles don't tell you are your raw scores (e.g. that you answered 13/25 of the Civil Procedure MBE questions correctly, meaning 52% correct for Civil Procedure). If you submit your subscores to me, I can tell you what your raw scores were for each MBE subject. With this information, you can correlate your exam MBE scores to your practice MBE scores (e.g. if you were getting 70% correct on Civil Procedure questions in practice but 50% correct on the exam, you should find a better/more relevant source of Civil Procedure MBE practice questions).