Florida Board of Bar Examiners

October 2024 Induction Ceremonies

Due to the approach of Hurricane Milton and concern for the safety of participants, the induction ceremonies scheduled for Wednesday, October 9, 2024 at the Supreme Court and the District Courts of Appeal have been canceled. Additional information for those who registered to attend a ceremony will be posted to your FBBE portal on Tuesday, October 8, 2024. For those who registered to attend a ceremony and have not yet submitted an executed Oath of Attorney, you are encouraged to execute your Oath of Attorney as soon as possible and upload it to the applicant portal.

July 2024 Examination Results

The July 2024 examination results have been released. The pass/fail results are available on the Supreme Court's website and scores will be provided to applicants from the board's office.

July 2028 Examination Announcement

The Florida Board of Bar Examiners has announced that it will administer the NextGen Bar Exam with Florida Law Component beginning with the July 2028 Florida Bar Exam.

March 2025 MPRE Deadline

The Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE) registration deadline for the March 2025 MPRE is January 23, 2025. Please visit the NCBE's website at www.ncbex.org for information about applying to take that examination.

Study Guides

The Florida Bar Examination Study Guide is updated with the essay questions from the last examination twice annually. The sample multiple-choice questions included in the guide are updated periodically. Each guide is in PDF format and between 200k and 400k in size.


The National Conference of Bar Examiners MBE Study Aids and Information Guides and MPRE Study Aids and Information Guides
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