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MBE Regimen Sequence

A structured 10-week, thrice-daily practice framework for the Multistate Bar Examination — designed to build consistency, sharpen pattern recognition, and raise the collective pass rate.

Author: John B. Holtz, Esq.
Format: 10-Week Daily Tracker
Practice: 3 × 15 Questions Per Day
Cost: Free
MBE Regimen Sequence
Thrice-a-Day Practice · per Holtz · MBEInitiative.com

How to use: 10–15–20 questions each session; ramp up the number over time. Use alongside suggestions in the MBE Tipsheet. Each cell represents one practice session — log your source, subject, and score.

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Week 1
Start after the first subject has been covered in class and in the MBE workshop.
After each new subject, include it in the cycle with a heavier presence in the rotation.
Week 4 onward: 1st session each day should be do-overs of missed Qs from 1–2 weeks earlier.
Week 2
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Week 10
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Once you are caught up with the last subject, cycle through all 7 every 2-plus days. "Missing" days can be made up before or after a planned absence by upping the numbers for a few sessions. Take days off when sitting the NCBEx OPE/Exams or a Simulated MBE. Secondary MBE sources should be used every few days to stay sharp.
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How the Sequence Works
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Practice 3 sessions per day — morning, after lunch, and evening.
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Start with 10–15 questions per session; ramp up to 20 over the weeks.
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Add each new subject to your rotation as it is covered in class.
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From Week 4 on: your first daily session is always do-overs of missed questions from 1–2 weeks prior.
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Use secondary MBE sources every few days to stay sharp and avoid look-alike fatigue.
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Missing a day? Make it up before or after by increasing session volume — don't skip it.
Why This Matters

California scales its written section scores to MBE performance. A stronger collective MBE result means a higher pass rate for everyone — not just you. This sequence is built on that principle.

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