Despite everyday commitments, always aim to complete the Daily Practice: 15 random questions per day—an opportunity to learn or reaffirm what you already know.
That's 90 questions every six days, or simply put, a weekly mock!
Take short quizzes consisting of just 15 questions per day. Without even realising, you will accumulate hours of effective revisions by the end of the month.
Practice with 15 carefully selected questions each day, covering a wide range of topics to ensure comprehensive preparation.
With just 20 minutes a day, you'll answer each question in 80 seconds—shorter than the 102 seconds per question on exam day.
This helps you build speed and confidence, ensuring you’re ready to tackle the actual exam format.
Consistency is what transforms average to excellence. By practicing daily, you reinforce your knowledge, improve retention, refine your ability to apply the law and develop discipline.
Every 24 hours, you will be given a brand new set of 15 MCQs as you could expect from the SQE1 Exam: 5 possible answers, a single best answer.
Identifying the single best answer is tricky as it implied being able to identify two correct answers, yet only one it better than the other.
With SQE1, the devil is indeed in the detail.
Embrace the challenge, for with every attempt you grow.
Keep your legal knowledge sharp by engaging in daily practice sessions, helping you build a solid substantive law foundation and ensure your knowledge doesn't grow rusty.
Don't settle for one round of studying. Repetition aids knowledge transfer from conscious to intuitive or deeper levels of recollection.
Take short quizzes consisting of just 20 questions per day. Without even realising, you will accumulate hours of revisions each month.
MCQs present five possible choices, with detailed context when needed, requiring you to select the single best answer.
Practice sessions can either be strictly time-bound, adding pressure, or without a clock, allowing you to focus solely on the questions.
Simply absorbing information isn't enough; actively revisiting and relearning is key to long-term retention.
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