Watch the lecture series
Five parts: one on how the exam actually works, then one for each of NABP’s four content domains. Each part has a chapter list, so you can jump to a single topic rather than sit through a whole lecture. A good deal of it is spent correcting things that are widely taught and are no longer true.
Check what your state actually requires
Not every board uses the Uniform MPJE. Some still run their own state MPJE, four run an exam of their own, and a handful require no law exam at all. Every entry carries the source and a quote from the board that set it, so you can check it yourself rather than take my word for it.
Find out where you stand
Real questions from the question bank, with a full explanation on every one — why the right answer is right and why each wrong one is wrong. You get a score by domain at the end, which is more useful than a single number.
Plan the four weeks
A tracker built around the published domain weights rather than even coverage, which is the most common way candidates waste the time they have. Weekly checklists, a domain score log, and the test-day format on one page.
Use any of this with your students
If this is useful to a class, you are welcome to link it, assign it, or play it in a session — that is what it is for, and none of it costs your students anything. The video series is chaptered so you can point at a single topic, and the jurisdiction table is kept current against the boards themselves as more of them convert.
If it would help to have a part cut differently, or something covering your own state’s transition dates, get in touch.
And the one thing that isn’t free
There is a paid study guide — 501 pages built to the four domains at their real 30/30/20/20 weighting, 750 practice questions with a rationale on every one, five full-length mock exams and 500 high-yield facts. It is $120, it comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, and nothing above depends on it. I mention it here so you know it exists, not because you need it to use anything on this page.
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