Pantent law pratice exam with model asnwers? Forum

[09042014]

Anyone wanna help a bro out?

[lblelalr]

http://www.uspto.gov/ip/boards/oed/exam ... esults.jsp

this what you looking for?

edit: RC fail sorry

[hawkeye22]

http://www.ericgoldman.org/ip.html

[laxbrah420]

highly recommended

[Julio_El_Chavo]

I'll show you my pant tent privately, but I'm not going to post it on the Internet.

[pinkcamellia]

i think fatduck posted this awhile back

for basic prep: http://www.patentbarexamprep.com/ (it's called Bullseye Patent Bar Exam Prep or something). it's super cheap, like $30, and it has an outline of every MPEP chapter, a couple other study aids, and a bunch of practice tests w/ answer explanations. you could probably find most of that stuff for free, but whatever, it's $30.

for past questions and some other general exam stuff, there are great free sites:
http://mypatentbar.com/
http://patentbarquestions.com/Main_Page
and the forums at intelproplaw

you can also use this program: http://www.catprep.com/exams/patent-bar/index.html
it's an exam simulator that you can use to take practice tests. they charge you $5 or something per exam to grade it, but they are the same practice exams as you have in the bullseye materials, so you can just keep track of your answers on paper and grade it yourself.

[09042014]

i think fatduck posted this awhile back

for basic prep: http://www.patentbarexamprep.com/ (it's called Bullseye Patent Bar Exam Prep or something). it's super cheap, like $30, and it has an outline of every MPEP chapter, a couple other study aids, and a bunch of practice tests w/ answer explanations. you could probably find most of that stuff for free, but whatever, it's $30.

for past questions and some other general exam stuff, there are great free sites:
http://mypatentbar.com/
http://patentbarquestions.com/Main_Page
and the forums at intelproplaw

you can also use this program: http://www.catprep.com/exams/patent-bar/index.html
it's an exam simulator that you can use to take practice tests. they charge you $5 or something per exam to grade it, but they are the same practice exams as you have in the bullseye materials, so you can just keep track of your answers on paper and grade it yourself.

I'm talking about a law school class not the patent bar.

[pinkcamellia]

sorry, wasn't clear on that. i can only find an outline for the class - sorry.

[IAFG]

lol @ your level of fucked.

[09042014]

lol @ your level of fucked.

Rallying bro. I've got three hours of sleep since Tuesday but I'm rallying.

I snored out like 3 gunners from the journal office.

[IAFG]

lol @ your level of fucked.

Rallying bro. I've got three hours of sleep since Tuesday but I'm rallying.

I snored out like 3 gunners from the journal office.

Take the mommy track courseload with me next semester. Goal is one final.

[09042014]

lol @ your level of fucked.

Rallying bro. I've got three hours of sleep since Tuesday but I'm rallying.

I snored out like 3 gunners from the journal office.

Take the mommy track courseload with me next semester. Goal is one final.

My paper is what raped me. I'd rather take 4 finals than one seminar.

[IAFG]

lol @ your level of fucked.

Rallying bro. I've got three hours of sleep since Tuesday but I'm rallying.

I snored out like 3 gunners from the journal office.

Take the mommy track courseload with me next semester. Goal is one final.

My paper is what raped me. I'd rather take 4 finals than one seminar.

Those aren't the only options. The econ class with the short "response papers," you haven't taken negotiations, the project finance class... I think, with careful planning, it might be possible to avoid learning anything at all.

[09042014]

Med Devices x2 =6
Patent Litigation x2 =6
Negocations =3
project finance =3
ethnics =2

thats 20. ITP is 24. I think I'll only need 27.

Maybe gun by taking Fed Jur.