Pass the NextGen Bar with the same screens you practice on here
Practice on the same in-app workstation patterns as production — split panes, integrated sets, PT-style tasks, Claude grading, study analytics by subject, and optional institutional cohort views. Original prep content — not official bar exam materials.
Question library: 791 standalone MCQs, 280 performance tasks, and 342 integrated question sets.
Bank, pricing, and platform snapshot
Questions
3,107
Standalone MCQs
791
Standard PTs
171
LRPTs
109
$150 one-time membership — AI-curated add-ons: MCQ 5 for $25 (members only).
The Bar Exam Has Changed. Your Prep Should Too.
NextGen groups tasks into MCQ, integrated sets, and performance tasks — counts beside each card reflect our current question library.
Standalone MCQ
Select-one & select-two in the MCQ bank — 791 items.Integrated Set
Scenario + multi-part tasks — 342 integrated sets.Performance Task
Split-screen writing (incl. LRPT-style multi-part tasks) — 280 standalone PT items.Why students choose us
Exam-style workstation
Split-screen performance-task workflow, highlighting, strikeout, timer sync, and focus mode — inspired by common high-stakes exam UX.Diagnostic Deconstruction
AI explains exactly where your reasoning broke, which tab mattered, and what to fix before your next attempt.How BarExamNextGen Stacks Up
| BarExamNextGen | Barbri | Themis/UWorld | Kaplan | AdaptiBar/Quimbee | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NextGen-native | Native | Retrofit | Retrofit | Retrofit | Retrofit |
| AI-graded written feedback | Full dual-score breakdown | Human grading | Basic AI | Human grading | MCQ only |
| Closed-universe pivot pedagogy | Enforced | Rule-recall focus | Rule-recall focus | Rule-recall focus | Rule-recall focus |
| Price | $150 one-time | ~$3,000–$4,000 | ~$1,800–$2,500 | ~$2,500–$3,500 | ~$395–$899 |
Competitor data summarized from public 2026 pricing and product pages; verify current offers on each provider's site. We do not republish competitor copy or screenshots.
Everything you need to prep, in one platform
Server-Authoritative Timer
Server-side clock synced every heartbeat — harder to game with tab switches or local time drift.Spaced Repetition
Misses seed your SM-2 daily drill queue automatically.Full Accessibility
WCAG 2.1 AA. Screen reader tested. Keyboard nav, font size, high contrast, zoom.Focus Mode
Tab-switch detection, copy prevention, countdown tied to server time.Annotations & bookmarks
Four highlight colors, margin notes, and bookmarks — persisted for the session.Instant Review Mode
Post-submit review like exam day, or immediate feedback when drilling.Feedback That Actually Tells You What You Missed
Official scoring comes from the bar exam process. Here, Claude gives independent practice feedback on structure and substance — not an official licensing-board grade.
Short answers & sets
IRAC-style dimensioned feedback — not an official bar score.Performance Tasks
Up to ~30 points across legal-writing dimensions, with a criterion-level breakdown.Built for Document-Driven, Skills-First Practice
Fact-Pivot Sets
Every set starts with a landmark SCOTUS case, then plants a pivot fact in the Evidence tab that flips the memorized answer.Closed-Universe Library
Three-tab Library — Facts, Evidence, Law — so the answer is findable from the case file alone. No outside knowledge required.Four lawyering-skill tracks
Items are tagged A–D (issue spotting, counseling/negotiation, legal research, drafting).AI Question Builder
Claude generates new sets and self-critiques each one for memorization traps, distractor quality, and rubric integrity.Welcome to Republic State
Every question on BarExamNextGen takes place in Republic State, a fictional U.S. jurisdiction with its own case law. You'll see names like Pellington, Marston-Pelletier, Bridgewater, and Hardesty. None are real cases. That's intentional.
Trains application, not recall
You can't Google the answer — you have to reason from the file.Levels the field
No advantage for students who memorized real-case trivia.Mirrors real exam mechanics
Read first, then write — exactly like the closed-universe PT format.Built around the work students actually need
Specific written feedback
PT and writing feedback identifies weak counter-analysis and ties each comment to the scoring rubric.Practice unfamiliar formats
Select-2-of-6 questions and partial-credit scoring teach the decision process before a timed simulation.Review without busywork
Spaced review automatically routes missed concepts back into the student’s daily practice queue.Ready to Prep the Right Way?
Join with a one-time $150 membership, then add AI-curated targeted packs (MCQ 5 for $25) when you want precision reps.
BarExamNextGen is independent — not affiliated with the National Conference of Bar Examiners or any licensing authority. We do not copy or republish official bar exam questions, syllabi, or other copyrighted examination materials. Confirm your jurisdiction's rules and timeline on ncbex.org and your board's site.