NextGen bar app guides
Short, practical reads on studying from your pocket: both MCQ formats, the flashcards, full section simulators, performance tasks, and how a commute becomes a question quota.
The BARGO iPhone app carries the same NextGen question bank, notes and flashcards as the website, but the phone changes how you study: sessions are shorter, more frequent, and often offline. Each guide below takes one part of the app and shows how to fit it into a real week, from a ten-question quota on the train to a full timed section on a Saturday morning.
Start with the questions guide if you are new to the two NextGen MCQ formats, the simulator guide once you can hold exam pace for an hour, and the performance-task guide in the last month before your administration. The score calculator guide explains how the 500–750 scale maps to your state’s passing score, so you can read your practice results honestly. Every guide links back to the matching subject pages on the site, where the notes and free sample questions live.
The NextGen bar exam questions app
Both MCQ formats, select-two included, with every option explained.
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The bar exam flashcards app for the NextGen syllabus
4,300+ cards on a spaced-repetition schedule. No deck building, no sign-up.
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Sit full NextGen section simulations on your phone
A real section at official pacing, then a scaled score against your state’s line.
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Practice performance tasks on your phone
Fifteen timed tasks with a real File & Library. The skill nobody drills enough.
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How to study for the bar exam on your commute
Two subway rides a day is a question quota. Everything works offline.
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Know your number before test day
A scaled-score estimate on the real 500–750 scale, against your state’s pass line.
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