SQE 1 exam SUCCESS RATES: why so low?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2023
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The success rate for the SQE 1 exam for July 2022 was only 53%.
It was also 53% for the November 2021 exam.
1. A lot of material to cover;
2. Danger of covering extra material (not on the syllabus);
3. Difficulty - hard!
In our course we have covered only the material on the syllabus.
We have used diagrams so you can visualise all of the principals.
Bite sized chunks - to easily digest and remember each principle.
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I’m so scared I start studying for my sqe1 this year and I’m not the best at studying any tips?
It is recommended to structure your studies well, as there are 14 modules and plan well in advance to study for your exams. Our preparation course provides very well structured modules: futuresolicitor.co.uk
My SQE1 exam is in January. I have prepared a lot but glass seems always half empty. Please suggest me the best advice to get through this exam.
Hi there, we have heard from many students that doing as many Multiple Choice Questions helps, especially if you are not sure about the law behind the question, you can go back to your notes to revise those topics. We have 900+ questions (with 2 full mock exams). Check them out here: futuresolicitor.co.uk/exams/
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Thanks very much for your reply. Now I am more focused on MCQs. I believe I will pass but you know as you mentioned SuperExam. So, I am equally a bit scary. I must keep on going.. Thanks a lot
Sounds like the Korean bar exams which last four days. 😢 I am going to London to study law this coming autumn.
Good luck in the exam!
Hi, I bought your course when I was preparing for the exam in July - it was very helpful, thanks for such a great course, but I bought it about a month or so before the exam and half of the videos (especially the ones for FLK 2) were not accessible, they became accessible only after the exam. Is it still the case? I emailed the support - no response.
Hi Victoria, thank you for your kind message on the SQE1 Preparation course we have put together.
We have released 12 modules out of 14, and remaining 2 modules are being released now. We expect full course to be ready end-January/February. Please let me know if you have any questions.
@@futuresolicitor thanks Tom
How to enrol ur course pls share details
Victoria did you pass it?
@@Rana-no5zkI passed FLK1, will resit FLK2 - but that’s only because I gave myself 2 months for the preparation. My advice is to start preparing at least 6 months before the exam.
Hello Sir, how can you help us for SQE 1 preparations??
Hi there, please feel free to check all of our SQE preparation course support here: futuresolicitor.co.uk/
The sheer volume and difficulty puts me off of doing a LLM course. Why would I want to prepare for the most difficult exams I've ever done in my life, and then also have to hand in long essays that frankly I was happy to see the back of when I graduated from my undergrad degree?...
I understand your concerns about the intensity of an LLM course. However, pursuing an LLM can offer deeper legal expertise and open doors to specialised career opportunities that may be rewarding in the long run.
I'm thinking of changing my career to Law. But would you say 33 is too late? I have a degree in engineering, passed the Knowledge of London in under two years, ghost written seven novels and countless essays, and have represented myself in court three times and won every case. Which was where I felt a buzz like no other.
That's an amazing story! It is never too late to start anything if you are willing to devote time and keep learning. Feel free to peek into our complimentary course if it helps: course.futuresolicitor.co.uk
@@futuresolicitor So a 47-year-old can genuinely expect to win a training contract at Linklaters (or Clifford Chance), say? This is assuming she has the same aptitude as the nugely-talented 21-year-old Oxbridge graduates that she will be competing against. Thank you.
I changed my career to Law at the age of 41. Finished my LLB, doing LLM and my SQE1 is in January. I am also a trainee.. hope this will help
Can I just buy each paper separately
Hi there, please find all the information on our page: futuresolicitor.co.uk
@@futuresolicitor sorry cannot see price of each module
We are not offering individual modules, it is just the bundle of all modules that you could subscribe for.
How much does the course cost?
Please refer to this page for more details: course.futuresolicitor.co.uk/
What, if anything, is either the SQE body or course-providers (or both) doing about those 3 problems, then? This pass-rate has scared me!
Hi Gina, as a course provider, we work closely with SSQE body and monitor the results and other recommendations to help our student. 👍
@@futuresolicitor But what, if anything, will be the difference between the content and / or nature of the next SQE exams and the previous ones? Having not done any exams since 1999, I am thinking, in view of the 53% SQE1 pass-rate, to play it safe and do the PGDL instead (which is thankfully still an option, as you know).
Yes, in general there would not be much difference.
@@futuresolicitor So after such an abysmal pass-rate twice in a row, nobody in authority feels that there is any need to change the SQE exams? That sounds crazy to me!
Lol the Jan tests were so hard.. hoping the pass mark will be a lot lower
I hope you were successful. It's insanely difficult. I'm thinking of taking it in July.
Hello Sir, how can you help us for SQE 1 preparations??
Hi there, please check out our SQE preparation course here: futuresolicitor.co.uk