Indiana module · $499

One bundle. Four IN slices.

The Indiana module is written for the Indiana Bar Examination under the Indiana Supreme Court Board of Law Examiners and the Rules for Admission to the Bar of Indiana: an IN essay outline anchored to Ind. Code Title 23 Article 1 + Title 29 + Title 31 SEPARATE-PROPERTY + Title 32 + Indiana Rules of Trial Procedure + Indiana R. App. P. 43, an IN-tuned MBE + essay drill slice, a 3-month strategy with a 13-week calendar, and a 90-minute Day-1 AM MPT workspace anchored to Indiana authorities — unbundled nowhere else.

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The four IN slices, on one page.

The Indiana module consolidates the IN essay outline, the Indiana-tuned MBE + essay drill slice, the 3-month study strategy + 13-week calendar, and the 90-minute MPT workspace into a single purchase. Each slice links back to the broader IN-contextualized module on the /indiana landing.

Slice 01 · IN essay outline + IRAC scaffold

IN essay outline
A long-form essay outline anchored to the Indiana sources the Indiana BLE reads — Ind. Code Title 23 Article 1 (Indiana Business Corporation Law — IBCL — director fiduciary duties under § 23-1-32-4 with the IN statutory business-judgment-rule framing, close-corporation provisions under § 23-1-33 et seq., and the appraisal / dissenters' rights regime at § 23-1-44 the IN trial court reads, distinct from DE BCL / DGCL / Tex. Bus. Org. Code / N.C.G.S. § 55 analogues), Ind. Code Title 29 intestacy § 29-1-2-1 et seq., testamentary capacity § 29-1-5-1, will execution § 29-1-2-3, self-proved wills § 29-1-2-12, and CRITICALLY the § 29-1-3-1 et seq. IN elective-share with right of election roughly one-third (NOT the UPC, distinct from MA M.G.L. c. 191 § 15 / NJ N.J.S.A. 3B:8-1 / CO C.R.S. §§ 15-11-201 framings), Ind. Code Title 31 (dissolution irretrievably-broken § 31-15-2-3, six-month residency § 31-15-2-6, separate-property factor list under § 31-15-2-7 — CRITICALLY Indiana is a SEPARATE-PROPERTY jurisdiction, NOT a TX/WA/AZ community-property state, and best-interest-of-the-child § 31-17-2-8), Ind. Code Title 32 (§ 32-21-4-1 recording act + § 32-21-7-3 10-year AP + § 32-30-10 et seq. JUDICIAL foreclosure — distinct from TX/WA/GA/AZ/MO non-judicial power-of-sale), Federal + Indiana Const. art. 1, Indiana Rules of Trial Procedure, Indiana Criminal Rules + IC 35-50, Indiana Rules of Evidence (FRE-derived), Ind. Code § 34-51-2 modified comparative-fault 51% bar, and Indiana Rules of Professional Conduct.

Slice 02 · IN-tuned MBE bank

IN-tuned MBE bank
A bank tagged across all 7 MBE subjects with Indiana overlays — Ind. Code Title 23 IBCL § 23-1-32-4 director duties + § 23-1-44 appraisal, Ind. Code Title 29 + § 29-1-3-1 et seq. IN elective-share (NOT the UPC), Ind. Code Title 31 § 31-15-2-7 SEPARATE-PROPERTY factor list (NOT the TX/WA/AZ community-property framing), Ind. Code Title 32 § 32-21-7-3 10-year AP (parallel in shape to WA/CO/NC/VA/AZ/AL/MO, distinct from GA 20-year / OH 21-year) + § 32-30-10 et seq. JUDICIAL foreclosure (NOT a non-judicial power-of-sale), Ind. Code § 34-51-2 modified comparative-fault 51% bar (parallel to WI 51% bar, distinct from states at 50%), Indiana R. Evid. (FRE-derived) including Indiana Evidence Rule 401 line, and Ind. R. App. P. 43 (Indiana appellate-brief format). Each question carries the Indiana overlay to the controlling Ind. Code § / IC X-Y / Ind. R. Tr. P. / Ind. R. App. P. 43 / Indiana R. Evid. authority where Indiana diverges from the multistate baseline.

Slice 03 · strategy + 13-week calendar

3-month study strategy + 13-week calendar
The four-phase written strategy (Foundations · Drilling · Calibration · Final sprint) paired with a deterministic 13-week calendar. IN doctrine week 1; Ind. Code Title 29 IN elective-share week 2; Ind. Code Title 31 SEPARATE-PROPERTY + Title 32 Real Property + § 32-21-7-3 10-year AP + § 32-30-10 JUDICIAL foreclosure week 3; mixed-IN essay week 5; MBE pacing weeks 6–8; MPT reps weeks 9–11; final sprint week 12; exam-eve week 13.

Slice 04 · 90-minute MPT workspace

90-minute MPT workspace
A 90-minute Day-1-AM workspace with the legal-memo / objective-memo / persuasive-brief task-model skeleton. Anchored to Ind. Code § 29-1-2-1 intestate succession; Ind. Code § 32-21-7-3 ten-year adverse possession; Ind. Code § 31-15-2-7 separate-property factor list; Ind. Code § 23-1-32-4 director fiduciary duties; Indiana R. Evid.; and Indiana R. App. P. 43 (the appellate-brief format the Indiana Court of Appeals reads) — plus past prompts with sample-answers.

Indiana Supreme Court BLE · admission

What every Indiana candidate has to clear before sitting.

The four administrative facts every Indiana candidate needs — sourced to the Indiana Supreme Court Board of Law Examiners (Indiana BLE) acting under the Indiana Supreme Court and the Rules for Admission to the Bar of Indiana (Rule 1 — JD from an ABA-approved law school, with NO clerk-reader / law-office-study / LLM alternative; Rule 13 — the Character & Fitness Questionnaire, the standard 10-year disclosure framework without a voluntary LAP path like WA LAP / NJ LARP / GA GLCP). The statutory ground the module is written on top of, not a marketing pitch.

01 · administrator

Indiana Supreme Court Board of Law Examiners (Indiana BLE)

Bar admission is administered by the Indiana Supreme Court Board of Law Examiners (Indiana BLE) acting under the authority of the Indiana Supreme Court and the Rules for Admission to the Bar of Indiana. The Board processes applications, sets the exam (the UBE under Indiana’s adoption), and certifies admissions.

02 · eligibility

JD from an ABA-approved law school

A JD from an ABA-approved law school is the complete academic route under Indiana Rule 1. Indiana does NOT maintain a clerk-reader / law-office-study / apprenticeship alternative like MO Rule 8.04 / AL Rule II / CA Rule 4.15, and Indiana does NOT publish an LLM alternative like CO Rule 201(b) / WA APR 3(c) / AZ Rule 34(g) for foreign-trained lawyers; the JD-from-ABA pathway under Rule 1 is the complete academic menu.

03 · the bar exam

Two-day UBE, Feb & July · MPT + MEE + 200 MBE · 264 floor

Day 1 AM: the 90-minute MPT. Day 1 PM: six 30-minute MEE essays on the Indiana-flavored topic pool. Day 2 AM: 200-question multistate MBE. The 264 passing-scaled score floorsits BELOW the 266 default (shared with NY / TX / MA / IL / PA / NJ / WA / OH / NC / VA / CO / MO) and ABOVE the lower-tier AL / WI / MN 260 floor, distinct from GA’s 270 high-bracket.

04 · MPRE + Rule 13 C&F + IN CLE Rule

MPRE ≥ 80 + Rule 13 (10-year disclosure) + IN CLE Rule 36/3

The MPRE scaled score ≥ 80 is the IN BLE default-MPRE tier (the 80 floor is the DEFAULT-MPRE shared with NJ / NC / VA / IL / MO / IN, ABOVE the 75 lower-bracket of AL / GA / OK, BELOW the 85 high-bracket of WA / OH / MA / NY / CO / TX / AZ). Rule 13 governs the 10-year character & fitness disclosure (the standard 10-year model without a voluntary LAP path). The Indiana CLE Rule (36 hours every 3 years) governs the post-admission MCLE cycle, distinct from MO under § 8.08 15 hours per year and CA 25 hours / 3 years.

Continue to the full IN preview

Read the full Indiana preview at /indiana.

The /indiana page hosts the Indiana marketing preview (eligibility under Rule 1, the 264 NOTABLE passing-scaled floor, the 10-year Rule 13 C&F framework, the Ind. Code Title 23 + Title 29 + Title 31 + Title 32 doctrine list) and the IN waitlist island for buyers who aren’t ready to pull the trigger today.

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