Full timed practice exams
Answer in brief
Start full timed exams once you have covered the high-weight chapters, and sit several before test day. Each should mirror the real thing: two three-hour sections of 50 questions, with the MPEP on screen.
Reviewing a full exam
- Sort misses by chapter to find weak areas.
- Check timing: where did you spend more than five minutes?
- Re-study the rules behind misses, then retest those topics.
The cost of skipping this step
A failed attempt costs $565 in fees to retake, plus the time to re-apply. Wysebridge's exam simulator runs timed AM and PM sections.
Sources for this entry
- Wysebridge — Patent bar exam simulator Wysebridge (publisher of this site)
Timed AM/PM practice modeled on the Prometric test center. - What Is the Patent Bar? FindLaw
Exam format: 100 questions, 10 unscored, two three-hour sections, 70% of scored questions to pass. - Wysebridge — How to apply to the USPTO Wysebridge (publisher of this site)
Step-by-step OED application; Prometric fee $221; registration fee $226 after passing; scheduling window.
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