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There are many steps involved as the date of the exam nears. Start at least a year (or more, if you can) in advance of the bar exam date. Here’s what you need to know and do for bar admission in the District of Columbia:  \n Create an NCBE Account | Before Petition  \nMy NCBE Number    \nAll law students are required to create an NCBE Account that comes with a unique NCBE Number for identification purposes. You will need this number to be able to take the MPRE (see below) and the MBE (Multistate Bar Exam), which are developed by the NCBE (National Conference of Bar Examiners). The MBE is administered on day two of the DC Bar Exam.  \nMost students create an NCBE account when registering for the MPRE. Register with the NCBE at: [https://auth. ncbex.org/account/create](https://auth. ncbex.org/account/create)  \n Take the MPRE | Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam  \nWe recommend taking the MPRE any time during your 2L year or as early in your 3L year as possible. DC requires an MPRE scaled score of 75. Scores range from 50 to 150.  \nThe MPRE is a two-hour, 60-question multiple-choice exam developed by the NCBE and administered in the spring, summer, and fall. When registering for the MPRE, students can select one of two dates offered at a time (see chart below) on a first come, first served basis.  \n\n| MPREdates | Registration deadline (fee: $160) | Scan for more information |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| November 7 or 8, 2024 | September 18, 2024 | |\n| March 26 or 27, 2025 | January 23, 2025 |  |\n| August 20 or 21, 2025 | June 18, 2025 |  |\n| November 13 or 14, 2025 | September 25, 2025 |  |\n\nYou can register for the free BARBRI MPRE Review Course here: [barbri.com/mpre](barbri.com/mpre)  \nThe online, on-demand BARBRI MPRE Review course allows you to watch specific lecture segments that correspond with a particular topic module. The course is accompanied by an outline book (hard copy and/or digital), lecture handout, multiple practice exams, and BARBRI’s exclusive multiple-choice questions.  \n1  \nSecure Your Bar Prep Course | Start Early for Full Advantages  \nReady for bar prep? We’re here for you. We’ve spent over 50 years optimizing and investing in legal education and bar review. That’s a proven track record. And that’s why every minute you spend with BARBRI Bar Review statistically increases your chances of passing.  \nMost passes  \nNearly 90% of our students who do the average amount of prep pass the bar exam. Don’t just take our word for it, though. Ask the 1.435 million lawyers, judges and legal professionals who have passed using BARBRI.  \nMost personalized  \nBARBRI is personalized to you from the beginning. Our proprietary engine creates a smart prep Personal Study Plan for you from day one. It updates based on time left until your exam, customizations you make, and the most statistically significant topics for passing the bar.  \nMost points  \nMaster bar exam content with expert lectures from the best law professors in the country and a bank of 5K+ practice multiple-choice questions. The result? Studies show BARBRI students score more points compared to students who don’t study with BARBRI.  \nMost students  \nThe largest pool of students prepare for the bar with BARBRI. In fact, more students prepare with BARBRIevery year than all other bar prep courses – combined. For an exam with a curved score, that means you can trust us to analyze your chances of passing before you even sit for the exam.  \nEnroll early and gain immediate access to [2L/3L Success and early access to Early Start Bar Review. Enroll at:](2L/3L Success and early access to Early Start Bar Review. Enroll at: barbri.com/pricing)[ ](2L/3L Success and early access to Early Start Bar Review. 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