Uniform Bar Exam

The Uniform Bar Exam (UBE) is a standardized test used by many U.S. jurisdictions to assess whether a candidate is qualified to practice law. It combines multiple testing components—such as multiple-choice questions, essays, and performance tasks—covering core legal subjects like contracts, criminal law, and constitutional law. The UBE is designed to evaluate essential legal skills and knowledge uniformly, allowing individuals to transfer their scores across participating states. Passing the UBE is typically a key step toward obtaining a legal license, signifying readiness to practice law in those jurisdictions.