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Dying a slow death by way of Civ Pro MBE
Adaptibar is not very forgiving in this area. Not going well. At all. So many Qs refer directly to a rule by number. WTF can you do at that point?
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AMCD wrote:Adaptibar is not very forgiving in this area. Not going well. At all. So many Qs refer directly to a rule by number. WTF can you do at that point?
I was thinking the same and my 47% is a sad sad sad. Considering that the NCBE tests on the FRE, they don't have citations for the evidence code, so its unlikely they will have questions like Adaptibar. It wouldn't surprise me if some of the test questions in the NCBE bank that appear like Civ Pro questions may be reconstructed as CP questions along with newbies. Siegels's MBEs for Civ Pro have FRCP rule numbers too in the questions so I am with you--LOL don't even start reading the FRCP its boring as hell.
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my guess would be that prep cos are going to make civ pro prep as hard as possible bc they have no clue what is going to be on the test
also im pretty sure i was scoring like 50% on barbri practice exams like right up to the test
also im pretty sure i was scoring like 50% on barbri practice exams like right up to the test
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Thanks all. Misery loves company! I agree that they don't know what's coming, so this is the best they can do. Pretty terrifying! I did pretty well on the July MBE and only failed the CBX by a very small margin, but am worried this is going to sink me into a bottomless pit. I was doing well on the freebies One Timers was sending, but just horrible on Adaptibar. I mean I know a lot of rule numbers, but pretty much none of these cold that they cite. Hell, some of the answer choices refer to two rule numbers as rationale!!
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None of the sample Civil Procedure questions released by the NCBEX have any answer choices that state any rule -- I'm using Themis and Emmanuel's Strategies & Tactic's for sample CP questions and none of the answers are based on a rule numbers/cite rule numbers, nor do the questions themselves, just as evidence question answers don't have rule numbers in the answer choices or questions.
... I'm not sure how well Adaptibar may be prepping for civil procedure.
Definitely take a look!: http://www.ncbex.org/assets/media_files ... stions.pdf
Hopefully that eases some stress
... I'm not sure how well Adaptibar may be prepping for civil procedure.
Definitely take a look!: http://www.ncbex.org/assets/media_files ... stions.pdf
Hopefully that eases some stress
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Thank you for these! Been meaning to look at them. Adaptibar was very good preparing for the last exam with the other 6 subjects, so yes, this has been a bit of a shock. There is still some benefit, of course, as you do pick up a lot of the nuances of various issues that seem broad/general and must be known, albeit without the rule number. Onwards and upwards we go!
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I am using Themis and hate the civ pro mbe's. They are so hard. Civ pro is too weird a subject to answer via multiple choice!
Also, I ordered the Emanuel's book for July, but never used it. However, I have decided to use it a little this time. How do I get the code to access his new civ pro questions? Anyone know?
Thanks!
Also, I ordered the Emanuel's book for July, but never used it. However, I have decided to use it a little this time. How do I get the code to access his new civ pro questions? Anyone know?
Thanks!
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Did you get the code with the book when you bought it? That's how I got it but I also purchased it relatively recently, in November. PM me and I can theoretically email you a .pdf them.bb8900 wrote:I am using Themis and hate the civ pro mbe's. They are so hard. Civ pro is too weird a subject to answer via multiple choice!
Also, I ordered the Emanuel's book for July, but never used it. However, I have decided to use it a little this time. How do I get the code to access his new civ pro questions? Anyone know?
Thanks!
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I'm betting that the experimental ones this time are mostly civpro again (not all, but most) and that will continue to be true for the next few exams while they beef up enough of them to have real vetted questions for future exams.
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The Barbri civ pro questions are actually pretty easy. I'm worried that Barbri might be way off the mark and I'll get screwed on MBE day.
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Emanuel's Strategies & Tactics MBE questions are hard as shit to me whereas I find Themis questions relatively on par with their other questions ... it might be worth it to look at the former's questions.nvbar2015 wrote:The Barbri civ pro questions are actually pretty easy. I'm worried that Barbri might be way off the mark and I'll get screwed on MBE day.
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