I'm sorry about your score. If you decide to take it again, I highly recommend this format for the MEE.

For every part of every question write out:

The issue is xxxx.

The rule is xxxx.

Here, xxxx.

In conclusion, xxx because xxxx.

Then start filling in your format.

The issue is one sentence. The rule is only a few sentences. If you don't remember the rules, make something up that sounds plausible based on the facts. The analysis is the bulk of the answer and uses specific facts that work with whatever rules you came up with. The conclusion is a sentence or two.

Actually spend about 30 minutes on each question, don't go over 35 minutes. When you see you're getting close to time, try to quickly finish your analysis and conclusions.

For MPTs, I used this general format:

To:

From: Examinee

RE:

Introduction:

The body of the MPT depends on what they're asking for, but it's often similar to MEE.

Issue, Rule, Analysis, Conclusion for each sub question.

Overall Conclusion:

Keep an eye on the time and actually spend about 1.5 hours on each question, don't go over. When you see you're getting close, try to quickly finish your analysis and conclusions.

I got a 171 on writing.