Maine
MEUBE StateEverything you need to know about the Maine bar exam — format, subjects, pass rate, study timeline, and tips.
Format
Maine administers the Uniform Bar Examination (UBE), which consists of multiple components taken over two days. The exam includes the Multistate Bar Examination (MBE), the Multistate Essay Examination (MEE), and the Multistate Performance Test (MPT).
Test Days
2
Passing Score
270
Pass Rate
approximately 70%
Registration Deadlines
Registration typically closes around two months before the exam date.
Examines principles regarding agreements, enforceability, and breach of contract.
Covers civil wrongs and liabilities, including negligence and intentional torts.
Focuses on the structure of the government, rights of individuals, and judicial review.
Includes elements of crimes, defenses, and the procedural aspects of criminal justice.
Covers the rules governing civil litigation in the courts.
Involves the rules and standards of proof, admissibility, and types of evidence.
Addresses laws relating to business entities, including partnerships and corporations.
Involves legal concepts related to land and interests in real estate.
Focuses on the distribution of property upon death and management of trusts.
Covers marriage, divorce, child custody, and related family issues.
10-12 weeks
Begin with a comprehensive review of all subjects, focusing on understanding concepts and principles.
8-10 weeks
Transition to practicing multiple-choice questions and essay writing.
4-6 weeks
Simulate full-length practice exams and refine test-taking strategies.
2-3 weeks
Review weak areas, practice under timed conditions, and focus on performance tests.
Maine allows admission by transfer of UBE scores, provided the score meets the state's passing threshold. However, Maine does not have full reciprocity with all states.