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The Texas Bar Exam is a three-day exam -- Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday -- with the essays and performance questions on Tuesday and Thursday and the multiple-choice Multistate Bar Exam on Wednesday.

First Day (Tuesday)
* A 90-minute Procedure/Evidence exam
* One Multistate Performance Test (MPT)

Second Day (Wednesday) morning session:
* 3 hours
* 100 Multiple-Choice MBE questions.

Second Day (Wednesday) afternoon session:
* Three hours
* 100 Multiple-Choice MBE questions.

Third Day (Thursday):
* 12 Texas Essay questions. Texas requires that you sit for the MBE as part of the Texas bar exam. Texas does NOT accept your score from an MBE taken in another jurisdiction.

Grading of the Texas Bar Exam: Your score on the MBE counts for 40% of your total score. Your performance on the essay portion also counts for 40%. The Day One Procedure/Evidence exam counts 10%.And the MPT counts 10%. To pass, you must score at least 675 scaled points out of a possible 1,000 points.