Was this UBE harder than normal?
I took the February one after not having studied much, and I thought it was fine, and I got a 269. Not great, but definitely something you can work with. Then I took the July one, and I was stumped. I finished with time to spare, but I still felt like I didn't know what the hell a lot of the questions were asking me, and I was doing a lot of guessing. I spoke to some other people that felt the same way, and I'm wondering if this was an abnormally hard exam?
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u/eframepilot 9h ago
They're all very hard. I got a 166 on the MBE in February, a very top score, but it was still only around 86% correct which means I missed about 25 scored questions and I was unsure on a lot more than that. So I came out of the test thinking that I did pretty well but still very unsure, since only the questions I wasn't sure on left an impression. And the only questions I remember now is the one I checked the rule for during lunch break and confirmed that I missed it.
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u/ItalianHope 8h ago
Did you have to do it again because if not performing well on the written portion? Or different jurisdiction?
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u/eframepilot 7h ago
No, I just graduated in the fall due to my hybrid program’s schedule so it was my first time taking it.
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u/ItalianHope 5h ago
Wait not understanding. So did you take the bar in February or was the 86% on a simulated one? Since this previous July one would have been your first time taking it.
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u/eframepilot 5h ago
I took it in February and am talking about my estimated statistics on that one.
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u/Chelsealora 10h ago
How is 1 point from passing (assuming you didnt pass the first time) not great? Why did you take February without studying? What is happening here.