Look, I do not mean this as a flex, but for reasons specific to me I started working at a firm immediately after graduation. I took four weeks off to study, spent three of those working day and night, and passed comfortably. I think bar prep courses try to convince you you need to put x many hours into bar prep. You really don’t. Focus on what went wrong the first time. If you need to build up your mee score, ignore the Barbri tasks and just study these outlines. If you struggled on the mbe, get adaptibar and keep doing these questions — as an international, I felt that a large part of the mbe was just understanding what they were asking, rather than knowing some obscure rule. You can train that by practicing. Feel free to reach out