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To be admitted to practice you must take:

1.) the bar exam of the state in which you want to practice.

2.) the MPRE (a professional responsibility/ethics exam).

The Bar exam has two parts: one involving federal law and the other involving the law of the state in which you are taking the exam. Each state has its own way of scoring the exam and its own minimum score to pass the exam.

The MPRE is a multiple choice exam testing your knowledge of the rules of professional conduct; different states have different minimal scores for passing this exam (they range from 75-86).

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