Six timed sittings over three days, mirroring the 2027 Bar timetable — twenty essay problems to a sitting, four hours on the clock, scored on answer, legal basis, application and conclusion. Write an answer and have it assessed on the spot, without waiting for the paper to end. Free for anyone with an account while we are in launch.
Free for as long as the launch lasts. An account is all it takes — no card, no trial clock.
Stop mid-sitting, put one answer in front of the examiner, and get a score out of 100, a verdict, what was missing, and the model answer beside your own — in seconds, on that single question. Nothing else you write is affected: your answers stay held until you submit the paper.
The same three-day shape the 2027 Bar is sat in, with each subject carrying its own share of the total.
Dates follow the schedule set in the Supreme Court's Bar Bulletin No. 1-2027.
Nothing is simulated except the pressure.
Free now; part of the review programme afterwards. No card is taken for the Mock Bar during the launch.
All six sittings, as many times as you want, with instant assessment on every essay. All you need is an account.
The Mock Bar is part of the Bar pass, alongside all eight subjects as narrated courses, the case briefs, and a study calendar laid across the days before each exam Sunday. The pass is what the review programme runs on — the Mock Bar is free until then.
It is a rehearsal, and the marking is done by software. Both facts matter.
A sitting is assembled automatically: the compiled past Bar questions for the subject are analysed, fresh originals are written where a topic has never been asked, and the twenty are selected. Past Bar questions are reproduced from the Supreme Court's E-Library; where our reproduction and the Court's own text differ, the Court's text controls. Essay scores come from automated assessment and are a study signal, not a prediction of your Bar grade — and nothing here is legal advice. Read the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy, including how your answers are transmitted to the service providers that do the grading.
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