The Alabama Bar Exam is a three day exam.  On the first two days, the Multistate Essay Exam, Multistate Performance Test, and the Alabama State Essay Exam are administered.  On the final day of the Alabama Bar Exam, the Multistate Bar Examination is administered.  Click here to learn more about AmeriBar's Alabama Home Study Course for the Alabama Bar Exam.

MBE and essay scores are averaged to determine the applicant's final score on the Alabama Bar Exam.  An applicant must achieve a passing score of 128. 

In addition to passing the Alabama Bar Exam, an applicant must attain a scaled score of 75 on the Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam.  The Alabama Bar accepts MPRE scores if taken not more than 12 months prior to or 20 months following the Alabama Bar Exam. 

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The Alabama Bar Exam also contains a Multistate Performance Test component.  Click here for more information about AmeriBar's MPT Course and how it can help you pass the Alabama Bar Exam.

The Alabama Bar permits applicants to transfer previous MBE score from another jurisdiction if a scaled score of 140 or higher was achieved within 20 months, and if admitted to jurisdiction where the exam was taken.