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The Oklahoma Bar Exam is a 2-day UBE exam. Day 1 is the Multistate Bar Exam (MBE), a 200-question, multiple-choice exam. Day 2 is the MEE (Multistate Essay Examination) and MPT (Multistate Performance Test).
How many take the July exam? Approximately 370 apply for the July exam. How many times may I take the Oklahoma bar exam? Unlimited number of times.
A typical Oklahoma Bar Exam is a 2-day exam (UBE)
The Oklahoma Supreme Court has ruled that it has sole jurisdiction over the admission, discipline and licensure of lawyers in the State of Oklahoma.
There is no limit to the number of times you can take the California bar exam other than the fact that there are only two administrations per year, one in February and one in July. Test takers may take the California bar exam as many times as they choose.
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That said, test takers generally agree that the bar exams of the states of California, New York, and Virginia are some of the hardest in the country. The good news is that you can retake the New York Bar exam if you do not pass.
Easiest Bar Exam to Pass in the U.S. RankState Bar ExaminationOverall Passage Rate1California73.412Louisiana68.233Washington74.544Oregon77.9644 more rows
South Carolina (3) after failing the bar exam three times, an applicant must wait one year before sitting for the exam again. The applicant may also have to complete additional education requirements before being eligible to sit for the exam again.
Oklahoma requires a minimum scaled score of 75. As of January 1, 2022, the minimum score will increase to 80. The score is valid for an unlimited time. If the reciprocal jurisdiction has a more stringent requirement for minimum score and/or time limit, the higher standard is applied.
All applicants must have the JD degree from a law school accredited by the American Bar Association. All requirements for graduation must be completed prior to the date of the bar exam.

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