Updated May 2024
If you’ve been through all the free SQE1 questions and feel like you’d like some extra practice, you may want to consider paying for more MCQs. In this short article, I’ve written about places to find additional practice questions (for a price).
Note that this article does not include the more extensive (and expensive) prep-course offerings. Some of the options below include books or webinars, along with sample questions, but they’re not packages offering intensive instruction.
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Where to Find More SQE Practice Questions
There are not many places offering access to MCQs alone, but I’ve been able to find a few possibilities:
- FLK1 & FLK2 Practice Assessments from Revise SQE – From the publishers of the Revise SQE texts come 2 books of SQE1 practice questions. Each book has 180 SQE1-style questions and answers (one covers FLK1 and the other FLK2). They also contain advice on approaching the exams and what to expect on test day. Both are available in print and on kindle. You can find the FLK1 Practice Assessment here* on Amazon, and the FLK2 Practice Assessment here*.
- SQE1 FLK 1 & 2 – Practice Test by David Sinclair – This mock exam is available through Udemy. (For the unfamiliar, Udemy is an online course provider that offers classes in everything under the sun. There are about 70,000 instructors on the platform and 200,000 courses. If there’s something you’d like to learn about, you can usually find it on Udemy). The practice exam includes 50 questions for FLK1 and another 50 for FLK2. Access is unlimited. You can purchase the prep test here: SQE1 FLK 1 & 2 – Practice Test*.
- Devil’s Advocate: Online Legal Revision Studio from Legal Revision Studio (LRS) – This is a new subscription-style offering from a small UK-based company. For a monthly fee, subscribers get access to mini-lectures, practice notes, flashcards and mocks. The pricing structure – and the heavy emphasis on practice questions – make LRS somewhat unique. As of May 2024, candidates can try out Devil’s Advocate for as little as £22 per month. You’ll get access to hundreds of question sets and can cancel at any time. You can purchase a fixed or rolling subscription online at wearedevilsadvocate.com.
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If you’ve tried out any of the above, please share your thoughts in the comments. Let me know if you found them useful.
Best,
Lawyer in London
Don’t waste your money on devils advocate… ulaw, barbri and QLTS are the best providers.
Personally I would disagree, I used mainly Devils Advocate for questions (didn’t want to pay for the now expensive providers) and got 82 and 85% respectively
I’m of two minds to choosing Qlts institution or college of legal practice as a provider of sqe1 self-study course. can anyone help me with this, please
Wouldn’t recommend Devil’s Advocate.
how come? 🙂
why would you not recommend devils advocate?
There are some issues with their questions, that’s true. However, I’d say for the price you can’t really go wrong.
Hi can you be more specific on the issues please ? Is it the accuracy of the answers ?
Did you use them ?