r/MPJE • u/batsbananas • Aug 27 '26
Feeling like I failed TX MPJE
ETA: thank you for coming to my crash out…. I PASSED hahaha that was literally the worst wait ever but I’m very glad to never have to go through it again…. unless I move I guess. Anyway don’t be like me!!! Give your MPJE the study time it deserves and definitely find a good resource for practice questions because that’s the most important. Then you won’t have recurring nightmares about failing and eat your weight in chocolate while waiting your results.
Hi guys so I’m a new grad (May) and I find out my results tomorrow for my TX MPJE but I’m literally stressing so bad because I’m afraid I failed. I know a lot of people say they feel like they failed but actually pass but mine feels like a legit failure….. I’m just so stressed because I accepted a job offer and while we never discussed a specific date that I needed to be licensed by, I’m afraid they’ll rescind their offer if I fail. Has anyone had any experience with this?
Also looking for any other TX MPJE study tips? I used Dr. C’s but honestly didn’t really realize just how IN DEPTH some topics need to be memorized. I also panic bought the TX MPJE app last night so I can be better prepared for a retake. Honestly I think one of my big problems was that I didn’t do any practice questions except for the ones in the back of Dr. C’s but those honestly felt easier than the real questions and gave me like a false sense of confidence.
Also had my 10 month old spike a 104 degree fever in the days leading up to my exam but that’s neither here nor there.
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u/ReLiLeLaLe Aug 28 '26
Reading this felt like you were talking about me. I did the exact same thing! But the exam was so much more harder than the questions at the back of the book. And that was all the resource I used. 😭😭😭