The New York Bar Exam lasts two days.  On the first day of the New York Bar Exam, a Multistate Performance Test (MPT) question, five New York essay questions, and 50 state multiple choice questions are administered.   On the second day of the New York Bar Exam, the Multistate Bar Exam is administered.  Click here for more information about AmeriBar's home study course for the New York Bar Exam and learn how it can help you pass the New York Bar Exam.

The MBE counts for 40% of your total score on the New York Bar Exam.  The New York essays count for 40%.  The MPT portion of the New York Bar Exam counts for 10%.  The New York multiple choice questions count for 10%.  The scores are added to determine whether the applicant passes the New York Bar Exam.

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Concurrent only.  Otherwise, all applicants are required to sit for the MBE while taking the New York Bar Exam.

Limited - Contact Board.  Generally, most applicants must sit for the New York Bar Exam.

Contact the board of bar examiners for the most current information.