Nine hours, 1.5 days, three question types, and 8 subjects — the NextGen UBE replaces the bar exam in July 2026. Here's what the format actually looks like and what most guides get wrong.
12 hours down to 9. 14 subjects down to 8. Norm-referenced to criterion-referenced. Here's exactly what changed between the UBE and NextGen — and why your old study strategy won't work.
A 300-hour study plan built for the NextGen format — subject-by-subject priorities, specific time allocations, and why most bar prep courses are misallocating your practice time.
IQS account for 30% of the NextGen Bar Exam and most candidates have zero practice with them. Here's what they look like, why they're different, and a strategy that works.
44 jurisdictions are switching to the NextGen in four waves through 2028. California and Nevada said no. Here's the full timeline and what it means for your planning.
The NextGen Bar Exam's select-2-of-6 format drops your guessing odds from 25% to 6.7%. Here's the probability math, elimination strategy, and why it might actually help prepared candidates.
Nobody knows the NextGen pass rate yet — but historical UBE data, NCBE incentives, and criterion-referenced scoring tell us a lot. Here's what the data actually suggests.
200-250 hours over 12-14 weeks — a realistic NextGen study plan for people who can't quit their jobs. Subject priorities, weekly schedule, and why your timeline is actually an advantage.