Summary: A description of our article on preparing for the patent bar.
For those interested in being patent attorneys, they must pass not only the bar exam, as all lawyers in the U.S. States must do, but they must pass what is formally called the Examination for Registration to Practice in Patent Cases Before the United States Patent and Trademark Office, or informally as the “patent bar.” Considering that passage rates have at times been as low as 37 percent, properly preparing yourself for this exam is essential.
This article on our sister site, BCGSearch.com, will give you a balanced and thorough look at what you need to prepare for this exam, when to start studying, and how to start studying.
The article will explain whether or not you should pay to take a prep course, and how to best use practice exams and other free materials to prepare for the test.
Included is a description of how many hours you should plan on investing in preparing for the exam, and also how to make the most of your time in studying, with some extra pointers on how to keep sane, relaxed, and balanced on your test day. Check out the article here!