The Texas Bar Exam lasts three days.  On day one, Texas gives a Procedure/Evidence exam and one 90-minute Multistate Performance Test.  On day two, Texas administers the Multistate Bar Exam.  On day three, Texas administers twelve essay. Click here for more information about AmeriBar's Multistate Bar Review Course and how it can help you pass the Texas Bar Exam.

The MBE counts for 40% of an applicant's score in Texas.  The Texas Bar counts the essay section for 40%.  Texas counts the MPT for 10%.  The Texas Procedure/Evidence exam counts for 10%.

In addition to successfully passing the Texas Bar Exam, an applicant must attain a score of 85 on the Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam.    Click here for more information about AmeriBar's Free Online MPRE Review Course.

The Texas Bar does not accept scores from any other administration of the Multistate Bar Exam.

Limited - Contact the Texas Board of Bar Examiners at (512) 463-1621 to inquire into whether you do not need to sit for the Texas Bar Exam.