Themis vs Barnow (NCBE Stuff) Accuracy of Difficulty?

[kmla14han]

So I'm consistently getting 75% ~ 80% on Barnow prep and 60% ~ 65% on Themis MBE prep. This is my first bar exam, and I don't know which one is the more accurate indicator of the actual bar exam difficulty...

In my jurisdiction, 62.5% usually is, with usual scale, the golden number.
60 ~ 65 means if I get strep the day before the MBE, I can fail...

[cavalier1138]

Themis is harder than the real thing. Never heard of Barnow, but I'd assume they're easier based on that number.

[kmla14han]

Themis is harder than the real thing. Never heard of Barnow, but I'd assume they're easier based on that number.

Oh Barnow is the NCBE official website thingy

[SilvermanBarPrep]

The official questions are for sure the most accurate indication of the difficulty level of the test. It's a good idea to work on a variety of sources, but if trying to gage the difficulty level, the NCBE stuff is the closest to what you'll see on the exam.

Sean (Silverman Bar Exam Tutoring)