Structure the final weeks before the exam

Shift from learning new material to timed practice, review and rest.

In the last weeks, move toward full-length timed sets and writing under a clock, and use your error log to choose what to review. Protect sleep and plan the logistics of exam day early, including your board's identification, location and permitted-items rules. Avoid starting large new topics in the final days.

General study guidance, not a statement of exam rules. Check the official source.

Should I keep learning new topics at the end?

Prioritise review of known weak areas and timed practice; avoid large new topics in the final days.

Where do I find exam-day rules?

From your jurisdiction's board of bar examiners, which sets identification and permitted-item rules.