Connecticut Bar Exam guide exam help

The Connecticut Bar Examining Committee states that the July 2026 Connecticut bar examination will be administered in person on July 28 and 29, 2026, at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford and will be the NextGen Uniform Bar Examination. Connecticut's bar exam page says that beginning with the July 2026 administration, Connecticut will administer the NextGen UBE developed by NCBE, and that Connecticut's passing score on the NextGen UBE is 616 on the 500-750 scale.

For legacy UBE context, Connecticut explains that the MBE multiple-choice questions made up 50%, the MPT performance tests 20%, and the MEE essay questions 30% of the overall exam score, with MBE and written scaled scores combined into a total UBE score and no separate passing score on the MBE or written portion alone. Connecticut regulations list a legacy total UBE minimum passing score of 266 and an MPRE passing score of 80. Because Connecticut is transitioning to NextGen in July 2026, candidates should use the current CBEC instructions for their administration rather than relying on older ExamSoft-era laptop assumptions.