The February 2022 MBE Scores Fall To All-Time Low of 132.6; Bar Professors Can Help Increase Your MBE Scores
The February 2022 MBE mean scaled score fell to an all-time low of 132.6. This is the lowest February MBE score on record.
Last February’s mean scaled MBE score of 134 was an increase of 1.4 points from February 2020. But, unfortunately, this February’s MBE score regressed enough to tie the lowest MBE score in February 2020.
The MBE mean score has dropped since 2014.
In Florida, where the pass rate for the MBE is 136, this MBE decline was indicative of the Florida statistics. Only 35% of the Florida takers who only took the MBE passed. Almost 65% of the takers of Part B failed.
Moreover, the pass rate in the states that have announced their bar results have had a low overall pass rate, most likely because of the low MBE mean score.
Test takers who have previously taken but not passed a bar exam tend to show lower performance on the MBE than first-time test takers, and the majority of this February’s test takers nationwide were repeat takers. According to the NCBE, of the 16,504 people who took the February 2022 exam, approximately 68% nationwide were repeat test-takers.
Here are the February mean scores for the last 8 years.
February 2022: 132.6
February 2021: 133.98
February 2020: 132.58
February 2019: 134
February 2018: 132.7
February 2017: 134
February 2016: 135
February 2015: 136
As we know, repeat takers desperately need any point they can muster. These low mean scores results in low bar exam scores and that indicates that more repeat takers will fail the bar exam.
Bar Professors can help you increase your MBE scores.
