Bar prep readiness dashboard

See what you have covered and where you are still missing.

The bar prep progress dashboard shows coverage and accuracy by subject from this browser. The dashboard reads your practice record from this browser and shows, for each subject, how many fact-pattern questions you have attempted and how many you got right on your latest try. Results from any timed exams you sat are added, and the subject that needs your next hour of work is flagged. Think of it as a progress measure. A bar exam score is not something it predicts, and the page explains why no honest tool built on unofficial questions can. Short answer: the data does not exist.

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How the index works

Bar prep readiness: simple enough to check by hand.

The index is an average of seven subject credits, one for each MBE subject. Family Law and Business Associations are tracked in the table but do not count toward it.

How a subject credit is calculated
Step	Rule
Latest attempt	The share of the questions you have seen whose most recent answer was correct.
Coverage	The share of the subject's fact-pattern questions you have attempted.
Credit	Latest-attempt accuracy times coverage divided by 50%, capped at one. A subject reaches full credit once about half of it has been seen.
Index	The average of the seven subject credits, from 0 to 100.

What this cannot tell you. The practice questions are original, not NCBE items, so their difficulty is not equated to any exam. No data connects results on them to real bar exam outcomes, and a claim that a home-grown score predicts a scaled score would be decoration. NCBE says raw scores from different administrations are not comparable because question difficulty varies, and the same holds for any practice set. Use the index to see coverage and to compare your own subjects and your own weeks, then calibrate against authentic questions in the Official Practice Center.

A weak subject is repaired in three steps: reread its outline, run its missed questions in the question bank, then confirm it under time in a timed exam.