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Nevada is replacing its traditional bar exam with the new Nevada Comprehensive Licensing Examination. This three-part assessment can be started during law school, and each part can be taken and passed separately in any order. There is no limit to the number of attempts for each component, as long as they are completed within the timeframe set by the State Bar of Nevada. Here’s what you need to know for Nevada Bar admission:  \n Create ClearVantage Account | For All Filings  \nClearVantage Email:   ClearVantage Password:    \nAll applicants must register using the ClearVantage online application system. Under the Nevada Plan, you will use ClearVantage to register and pay for each licensure component. Log in here: [admissions. nvbar.org](admissions. nvbar.org)  \n Create an NCBE Account | Before You Register for the MPRE  \nMy NCBE Number    \nAll law students should create an NCBE Account with a unique NCBE Number, used for identification purposes. You will need this number to register for the MPRE, which remains a Nevada licensure requirement. Most students create their NCBE account when registering for the MPRE. Register with the NCBE at: [auth. ncbex.org/account/create](auth. ncbex.org/account/create)  \nNote: The MBE (Multistate Bar Exam) is no longer part of Nevada’s licensure under the Nevada Plan.  \n Take the MPRE | Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam  \nWe recommend taking the MPRE any time during 2L year or as early in your 3L year as possible. A scaled score of 85 on the MPRE is required for admission to the Nevada bar. Scores are scaled and range from 50 to 150. A raw score of approximately 36 correct out of 60 usually converts to a scaled score of 85. Your passing MPRE score report must be submitted to the State Bar of Nevada through the NCBE website.  \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 on a first come, first served basis. Scan the QR code at the top of this page for exam dates, accommodation and exam registration deadlines, and current fees.  \nRegister for the free BARBRI MPRE Review course at: [barbri.com/mpre-prep](barbri.com/mpre-prep)  \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  \n Take the Foundational Law Exam (FLE) | Available After 42 JD Credits  \nThe FLE is a 100-question, closed book, multiple-choice examination administered on a computer at a testing center. To be eligible to take the FLE, applicants must have earned at least 42 credits at an ABA accredited law school or been approved by the Functional Equivalency Committee.  \nFind current exam dates, deadlines, fees, and requirements [at:](at: www.barbri.com/states/nevada-bar-exam/ or by)[ ](at: www.barbri.com/states/nevada-bar-exam/ or by)[www.barbri.com/states/nevada-bar-exam/](at: www.barbri.com/states/nevada-bar-exam/ or by)[ or by](at: www.barbri.com/states/nevada-bar-exam/ or by)[ ](at: www.barbri.com/states/nevada-bar-exam/ or by)scanning the QR code.  \n Begin Supervised Practice Program (SPP) | Minimum 40 Hours of Hands-On Experience  \nThe Nevada Plan requires a minimum of 40 hours of supervised practice while in law school or after. Applicants must have earned at least 42 credits at an ABA accredited law school to begin. The SPP requires that applicants work under an approved supervising attorney or program, complete a self-directed learning project and journaling requirement, and perfor","cbCaiuwwAGp65VeK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuwwAGp65VeK","pdf",236448,"English","# Nevada Bar Admission Checklist\n## ClearVantage registration and filings\n## NCBE account and MPRE requirements\n## Foundational Law Exam (FLE)\n## Supervised Practice Program (SPP)\n## Lawyering Performance Exam (LPE)\n## Character & Fitness information","[{\"question\":\"How do applicants register for Nevada bar licensure components?\",\"answer\":\"All applicants must register using the ClearVantage online application system, which is used under the Nevada Plan to register and pay for each licensure component.\"},{\"question\":\"What is required for the MPRE for Nevada bar admission?\",\"answer\":\"A scaled score of 85 on the MPRE is required. Applicants must submit the passing MPRE score report to the State Bar of Nevada through the NCBE website.\"},{\"question\":\"When can applicants take the Foundational Law Exam (FLE) and what eligibility is required?\",\"answer\":\"The FLE is available after earning at least 42 JD credits at an ABA-accredited law school or receiving approval by the Functional Equivalency Committee.\"}]","Nevada Bar Admission Checklist | PDF",1790341019]