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These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. The scale was established to range from 50 to ; the average score at the time of the first administration was While there is some variability from one administration to the next, a score of reflects a performance of approximately 68 percent correct.
The current standards used by jurisdictions reflect lower performance levels: 85 is approximately 60 percent correct; 80 is approximately 58 percent correct; 75 is approximately 56 percent correct. The difference between an 85 and an 86, for example, is less than one question. Remember, this is just an estimate to help give you a sense of the accuracy you will need to achieve the passing MPRE score required in your jurisdiction.
Now for the million-dollar question that every law student wants to know the answer to: How many questions do you need to get correct to get the scaled score required by your jurisdiction?
While a bit outdated, here is an excerpt directly from the NCBE about MPRE scoring: The scale was established to range from 50 to ; the average score at the time of the first administration was
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