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JD Advising’s February 2024 MPT Predictions

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JD Advising’s February 2024 MPT Predictions

Note: All the suggested MPTs noted below can be found for free using the links below. We use links to MPTs from the following sites: the National Conference of Bar Examiners, the Minnesota State Board of Law Examiners, the New Jersey Board of Bar Examiners, the Maryland Courts, and the New York State Board of Law Examiners.

Disclaimer: You should NOT rely solely on these February 2024 MPT predictions when you study! You should review all subjects when preparing for the Uniform Bar Exam. All subjects are fair game for the exam. This is just our educated guess on what will appear on the exam, which we do for fun! Sometimes we are right. Sometimes we are not! Please review our FREE Highly Tested MEE Topics Guide for the highly tested topics and be careful not to ignore any subject! Now, onto our February 2024 MPT predictions.

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JD Advising’s February 2024 MPT Predictions

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1. Objective Memorandum Update: tested!

The objective memorandum has appeared on 31 out of the 37 MPT exams since July 2006, or on 84% of the exams. The objective memorandum is the most highly tested MPT task. The objective memorandum was most recently tested in February 2023. However, it is incredibly common for objective memoranda to appear on consecutive administrations. The objective memorandum is ripe for testing on the February 2024 MPT.

If you are unfamiliar with how to format an objective memorandum, take a look at our post on how to format an objective memorandum on the MPT. It is a good idea to know how to format an objective memorandum because usually formatting instructions are not provided on the exam.

To get some practice with objective memorandum tasks, we suggest that you complete a few tasks under timed conditions to determine your strengths and weaknesses. We recommend taking a look at the following objective memorandum MPTs, most of which are available for free on the NCBE Study Aids website:

2. Persuasive Brief Update: tested!

After the objective memorandum, the persuasive brief is the next most frequently tested MPT task, appearing on the MPT 49% of the time since July 2006 and on 18 out of 37 MPT exams. The persuasive brief was most recently tested in July 2023. Lately, the persuasive brief has been tested every other administration. However, in the past, the persuasive brief was tested on about four consecutive exams and then omitted on the following few exams. The persuasive brief may be ripe for testing on the February 2024 MPT.

If you are unfamiliar with how to format a persuasive brief, take a look at our post on how to format a persuasive brief on the MPT. It is good to know how to format a persuasive brief because formatting instructions are often not provided on the exam. Do not assume that the formatting instructions for all persuasive briefs (or any task!) are the same. Please read the formatting memo, if one is provided, very carefully. Formatting memos are always found immediately after the task memo in the MPT’s File.

To get some practice with persuasive briefs, we suggest you complete a few tasks under timed conditions to determine your strengths and weaknesses. We recommend taking a look at the following MPTs, all of which are available for free on the NCBE Study Aids website:

3. Wildcard Task Update: not tested!

After the persuasive brief, the wildcard task is the next most frequently tested MPT task, appearing on the MPT 35% of the time since July 2006 and on 13 out of 37 MPT exams. The wildcard task was most recently tested in October 2020.

If you are unfamiliar with how to format a wildcard task, take a look at our post on how to format a wildcard task on the MPT. Please read the formatting memo, if one is provided, very carefully if you encounter a wildcard task. Formatting memos are always found immediately after the task memo in the MPT’s File.

To get some practice with wildcard tasks, we suggest you complete a few tasks under timed conditions to determine your strengths and weaknesses. We recommend taking a look at the following MPTs:

4. Opinion Letter Update: not tested!

After the wildcard task, the opinion letter is the next most frequently tested MPT task, appearing on the MPT 19% of the time since July 2006 and on 7 out of 37 MPT exams. The opinion letter was most recently tested in July 2023.

If you are unfamiliar with how to format an opinion letter, take a look at our post on how to format an opinion letter on the MPT. Do not assume that the formatting instructions for all opinion letters (or any task!) are the same. Please read the formatting memo, if one is provided, very carefully. Formatting memos are always found immediately after the task memo in the MPT’s File.

To get some practice with opinion letters, we suggest you complete a few tasks under timed conditions to determine your strengths and weaknesses. We recommend taking a look at the following MPTs, all of which are available for free on the Maryland Courts’ website and the NCBE Study Aids website:

5. Demand Letter Update: not tested!

After the opinion letter, the demand letter is the next most frequently tested MPT task, appearing on the MPT 14% of the time since July 2006 and on 5 out of 37 MPT exams. The demand letter was last tested in February 2016.

If you are unfamiliar with how to format a demand letter, take a look at our post on how to format a demand letter on the MPT. Do not assume that the formatting instructions for all demand letters (or any task!) are the same. Please read the formatting memo, if one is provided, very carefully. Formatting memos are always found immediately after the task memo in the MPT’s File.

To get some practice with demand letters, we suggest you complete a few tasks under timed conditions to determine your strengths and weaknesses. We recommend taking a look at the following MPTs, all of which are available for free on the NCBE Study Aids website:

Note:  You should take the time to review all of the commonly tested tasks on the MPT (objective memorandum, persuasive brief, demand letter, and opinion letter) in addition to a few wildcard tasks. It is also worthwhile to review our free MPT One-Sheet (pictured below), our recently revamped MPT Guide, and our MPT Mastery Class if you need extra guidance.

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