US Virgin Islands specifics: First wave.
US Virgin Islands is one of the 10 first-wave jurisdictions that adopted the NextGen bar exam for its debut on July 28–29, 2026. If you are testing in US Virgin Islands, the NextGen format — three 3-hour sessions mixing multiple-choice questions, integrated question sets, and performance tasks — is already your exam.
The announced passing score is 616 on the 500–750 scale — NCBE's recommended range is 610–620, so US Virgin Islands sits in the middle of that band.
The next administration in US Virgin Islands runs July 28–29, 2026.
Adoption status sourced from NCBE’s decisions-by-jurisdiction page. Registration windows, fees, and character & fitness requirements are set by the US Virgin Islands board of bar examiners — always confirm deadlines with them directly.
The NextGen exam tests 8 foundational subjects through three item types — standalone MCQs (including 6-option select-two), integrated question sets, and performance tasks. BARGO covers all three with exam-format practice, honest availability per subject, and a free diagnostic to find your baseline.
US Virgin Islands FAQs
July 2026 — the administration runs July 28–29, 2026. Registration windows are set by the US Virgin Islands board of bar examiners, so confirm deadlines with them directly.
616 on the 500–750 scale.
Yes — US Virgin Islands requires the MPRE.
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