Where do I find MPRE sample questions?
Where do I find MPRE sample questions?
Where do I find MPRE sample questions? You may wonder where to find MPRE sample questions. When looking for MPRE sample questions, the absolute best source will be actual released MPRE questions. This is the best source because these closely mimic what you will see on test day.So, in other words the best source of MPRE sample questions is the National Conference of Bar Examiners’ (NCBE) website. They have 15 sample questions on their website — ncbex.org.
Why is this the best source? It is the best source because these are MPRE sample questions written by the organization that writes the test. In other words, it is not a company like Barbri or Kaplan making up the questions. These are the real deal. You will also find that they are quite tricky! If you want more MPRE sample questions, note that the NCBE also has an MPRE online practice exam available in its online store. We recommend that you shell out the $40 to take the 60-question exam. Again, you will see that it does not look the same as your practice Barbri, test, for example. The questions are tricky. And they are better-written!
You can check out released MPRE questions here.
We also have a list of free sources to find MPRE questions here. These are not as good as the NCBE’s MPRE sample questions because they are not released questions. Rather, they are questions made up by companies. However, they are still a good source of practice!
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