The Florida Bar Exam, given by the Florida Board of Bar Examiners, is not a UBE exam. It has Part A (Florida law, with essays and multiple-choice) and Part B (the 200-question MBE).
Practice MBE subjects on the free Florida bar practice test.
Key takeaways
- Part A: three Florida essays and 100 Florida multiple-choice questions.
- Part B: the MBE.
- A passing scaled score of 136 (overall or on each part).
- July 2025 pass rates: about 78.4% first-time, 67% overall.
USA Florida Bar Exam: Quick Facts
- Administered by
- Florida Board of Bar Examiners
- Format
- Part A (Florida) + Part B (MBE)
- Passing
- 136
- Exams
- February and July
- UBE
- No
Florida Bar Exam Pass Rate
For July 2025, about 78.4% of first-time takers and about 67% of all takers passed. The Board publishes law-school-by-school results after each exam.
More on Florida Bar Exam Pass Rate →Florida Bar Exam Results
Results are usually released about 2–3 months after the exam. If you pass one part, you can carry it over and retake only the other part within a limited time.
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What is the Florida bar passing score?
A scaled score of 136, either on each part separately or as an overall average.
Full answer →Official sources
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