Multistate Bar Examination (MBE): the practice module
Exam body: NCBE. Verified for MBE Subject Matter Outline (NCBE, dated 16 November 2020) on October 15, 2026.
What it covers
Covers: standard multiple-choice questions written to this exam’s outline, format and timing.
Does not cover: nothing else; the real exam is multiple-choice throughout.
Question format
- Every question has exactly 4 options.
- One correct answer per question.
- Not allowed as an option: “all of the above”, “none of the above”.
- Stems follow the exam’s conventions, such as “Is the plaintiff likely to prevail?”, “Is the court likely to grant the motion?”, “Is the testimony admissible?”, “Of what crime, if any, can the defendant properly be convicted?”, “Which of the following statements is most accurate?”.
Exam mode
The real exam is 200 questions in 360 minutes. Exam mode keeps that pace for any number of questions. It is split into 2 sections.
Topics
The official topic list, as the exam body names it. Your questions must use these names; the coverage dashboard compares your set to each topic’s official weight.
| Topic | Weight | Subtopics |
|---|---|---|
| Civil Procedure | 14.28% | Jurisdiction and venue · Law applied by federal courts · Pretrial procedures · Jury trials · Motions · Verdicts and judgments · Appealability and review |
| Constitutional Law | 14.28% | The nature of judicial review · The separation of powers · The relation of nation and states in a federal system · Individual rights |
| Contracts | 14.28% | Formation of contracts · Defenses to enforceability · Contract content and meaning · Performance, breach, and discharge · Remedies · Third-party rights |
| Criminal Law and Procedure | 14.28% | Homicide · Other crimes · Inchoate crimes; parties · General principles · Constitutional protection of accused persons |
| Evidence | 14.28% | Presentation of evidence · Relevancy and reasons for excluding relevant evidence · Privileges and other policy exclusions · Writings, recordings, and photographs · Hearsay and circumstances of its admissibility |
| Real Property | 14.28% | Ownership of real property · Rights in real property · Real estate contracts · Mortgages/security devices · Titles |
| Torts | 14.28% | Intentional torts · Negligence · Strict liability and products liability · Other torts |
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DoMcq is an independent practice tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE); the names are used only to identify the exam. NCBE, MBE and Multistate Bar Examination are trademarks of the National Conference of Bar Examiners.
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