Somehow, I passed this crazy exam and I’d really love to see a breakdown of my MPT and MEE scores. I feel like I read the email a hundred times but there’s no info in there about it. Anyone know how/if we can see what our scores were on each component?
I mainly want to know how my incoherent word vomit on the written sections and blind, panic-induced guessing on 90% of the MBE could have translated into a pretty decent score.
Posted Oct 29, 2021, 5:13 PM UTC · edited
I was also surprised that I passed. I had technical difficulties on an MBE section that definitely impacted my score, and there was one MEE that I genuinely had no clue about—I wrote something, but it was completely made up. Im grateful we came out okay and just want to say my heart really goes out to anyone who didn’t pass this time around. Trying to take this exam remotely was the most challenging thing I’ve ever done, and Im sure many people who failed wouldn’t have under more normal circumstances. I just hope the remote bar exam becomes a thing of the past now.
RT because I made up stuff on 3 essays and exceeded any practice score I've ever gotten..... I need to see this breakdown
I'm a DC taker too, and would also like to see it. But, I don't think that DC gives anything more detailed than just MEE and MBE unless you fail. I think most states don't give you the detail unless you fail.
edit:: From JD Advising, "The DC bar exam report does not give a separate breakdown for your MEE and MPT scores. Nor is there a breakdown of how your performed on each essay or MPT." https://jdadvising.com/dc-bar-exam-score-report-mean/
All I know is don’t try to buy it from NCBE 😡
I took the Texas Bar and wondered the same thing when I received my score a few weeks ago. I found out Texas only provides a breakdown for those who do not pass. Maybe I am alone in feeling this way, but I honestly do not believe this is fair. I think everyone who took the exam deserves to receive the same amount of information about how they performed. We all spent our entire summers preparing for this exam, we all paid the same fee to take it, many examinees spent a great deal of money on prep material (I bought a cheap program, but many spends thousands of dollars) and I just don't see how it's fair that everyone doesn't have the same access to information about the results. I tend to be a bit of a conspiracy theorist, but I think it probably has something to do with the Bar prep companies wanting to leave future examinees in the dark about how previous prep material purchases actually faired on each section.
We had better get it because my score shocked me and I need to know what in the hell happened on each section