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Texas does not accept MBE scores from other jurisdictions. ... If you would like to know what you scored on the MBE portion of a past Texas Bar Exam, send a message through your ATLAS account, and we will provide you with your score.

In order to pass the Texas bar exam, you must score at least 675 of 1,000 points. This equates to 135, based on the MBE's 200-point scale. The scores of the exam sections are weighted as follows: MBE 40%, essay questions 40%, P&E questions 10%, and MPT 10%.

These are the approximate scores you want to aim for in order to have a passing MBE score: If you are aiming for a MBE converted score of 131-135 (which is a passing score in most jurisdictions that require scores of 262-270 to pass), you should aim for 58%-62%. We suggest aiming for at least 60% to be safe.

We suggest aiming for at least 60% to be safe. If you are aiming for an MBE score of 136-140 (which is a passing MBE score in jurisdictions that require a 272-280 to pass) you should aim for 62%-65%. We suggest aiming for at least 65% to be safe.

MBE Conversion Chart Guide: RAW SCORE: This means the number correct (out of 190 scored questions) to pass. (So if you are trying to figure out the percentage, divide the raw score by 190. We do the math for you below.)

For the July 2017 bar exam, the national average MBE score was 141.7. If you take the bar exam in a UBE jurisdiction, it is easy to figure out a passing MBE score. Take the score you need to pass and divide by two. If your jurisdiction requires a 266 out of 400 to pass, then a 133 is a passing MBE score.

You want to aim for a scaled score of at least 140-145 (which is the average score). Ideally, you should want a 150+ scaled score to have confidence to pass the exam. The national average MBE scaled score for the last two exams was: 134.0 6 in Feb. 2019; and 139.5 7 in July 2018.

The national average MBE score for July 2018 was 139.5, a decrease of about 2.2 points from the July 2017 average.

The percentage needed for a passing MBE score in California is 67.5%. This means an MBE score of approximately 119 raw (119/175) is passing. A raw score of 119 should equal a scaled score of 144. Keep in mind, California uses a thousand-point scale.

MBE Score Transfers are sent directly to jurisdictions, and the scores are not provided to examinees. (You must request an MBE Score Release to obtain your MBE score; however, this service is not available for all jurisdictions.)

You want to aim for a scaled score of at least 140-145 (which is the average score). Ideally, you should want a 150+ scaled score to have confidence to pass the exam. The national average MBE scaled score for the last two exams was: 134.0 6 in Feb. 2019; and 139.5 7 in July 2018.

LIMITATIONS ON USE: (1) An MBE score transferred to New York may only be used once. ... You must have taken a complete examination in the other jurisdiction contemporaneously and passed the examination at one sitting to transfer the score to New York.

Those people must not have studied the MBE every year since its inception in 1972. If you look at the 2017 MBE National Scaled Score Distribution from the National Conference of Bar Examiners, you will see that MBE results fall in a pattern that looks like a bell curve. This happens Every. Single.

(b) A passing MPRE score is valid for five years from the date the MPRE is taken, unless the exceptions set out in (1) or (2) below extend such score.

MPRE scores are typically released to examinees within five weeks from the date of the examination. Scores will be posted to your NCBE Account File Cabinet. Scores remain available in your NCBE Account File Cabinet only until the next test administration.