MBE QBank: Bar Exam MCQ Prep

2200+ MBE-style questions with a written explanation on every answer, and all of it works offline — a bar exam question bank you can actually use on the commute.

The MBE is a six-hour, 175-question multiple choice exam. There is no way through it except volume plus review on every question, and that is exactly what this app was built for.

WHAT YOU GET
• 2200+ MBE-style multiple choice questions
• An accurate explanation on every answer, including why the other options fail
• Custom quizzes by subject and difficulty
• Bookmark the hard ones and build your own weak-spot set
• Performance tracking by subject, so you know where you actually stand
• 100% offline — every question is stored on the device
• Clean interface with no ads, made for long study sessions

SUBJECTS COVERED
• Constitutional Law
• Contracts
• Criminal Law and Procedure
• Evidence
• Real Property
• Torts

FOR LAW STUDENTS AND FOREIGN LAWYERS
Two very different groups sit the MBE: US JD students, and the foreign lawyers who take an LLM each year and then sit the New York or California bar. For the second group the hard part is usually not the substantive law but the format — one best answer, four options that all look reasonable, about ninety seconds each. Every explanation here is written to teach that reasoning pattern, not just to confirm the right option.

A STUDY RHYTHM THAT WORKS
1. One subject at a time to find your real baseline
2. Read the explanation on every question, including the ones you got right
3. Bookmark everything you guessed
4. Redo your bookmarks weekly until you stop hesitating
5. Mixed, timed sets in the final month

WHO IT IS FOR
Law students preparing for the bar exam, repeat takers, LLM students, and foreign lawyers working towards US qualification.

FEEDBACK
Found an error or want a subject expanded? Write to info@testflood.com. Corrections go into the next update.

DISCLAIMER
This app is an independent study aid for educational use. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE), any state board of bar examiners, or any examining body. Nothing in this app is legal advice.