11 subjects. 97 topics. Mapped against NCBE’s published Content Scope Outline so you see exactly what you get before signing up.
The doctrinal law NCBE tests through MCQs, question sets, and performance tasks. Family Law joins as a fully tested subject in July 2028.
Agency, partnerships, corporations and LLCs, fiduciary duties, and veil-piercing
Jurisdiction, venue, pleadings, discovery, dispositive motions, and preclusion under the FRCP
Judicial power, federalism, due process, equal protection, and the First Amendment
Formation, defenses, performance, breach, and remedies — common law with UCC Article 2 integrated
Statutory crimes, defenses, and the constitutional protections of accused persons
Relevance, character, opinion, hearsay, confrontation, and impeachment under the FRE
Estates, landlord–tenant, servitudes, real estate contracts, mortgages, and title
Intentional torts, negligence, strict and products liability, and damages
Marriage, dissolution, custody, and parentage — full subject from July 2028; provided-law practice until then
Tested through integrated question sets and performance tasks — the exam supplies the legal materials, so you practice applying them, not memorizing.
The 7 foundational skills, the 12 tested MRPC rules, and strategy for integrated sets and performance tasks
Working with provided wills and trusts law — tested with all legal resources supplied
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