Multistate Performance Test (MPT)

The Multistate Performance Test (MPT) is a part of bar exam that evaluates a lawyer’s ability to handle real-world legal tasks. It presents test-takers with practical scenarios, such as drafting a legal document or analyzing a problem, based on a provided file of case materials. The goal is to assess skills likeissue spotting, legal analysis, organization, and clear communication. The MPT is designed to simulate tasks lawyers perform in practice, offering a practical measure of readiness to serve clients effectively.