⚖️ SQE1 prep, without the four-figure course.
SQE1 is two computer-based, closed-book papers — FLK1 and FLK2 — each made of 180 single-best-answer questions sat as two sessions of 90 questions, 2 hours 33 minutes per session. Four of its academic subjects — contract, tort, criminal liability and public law — are live on Revisionizer today. The practice subjects and a mock question bank built to the real format are in production.
The two papers, honestly mapped
Each paper is 180 questions, and each substantive subject typically carries 14–20% of its paper. Here's where we can help you today and what's coming.
📗 FLK1 — live coverage
Contract: formation, terms, vitiating factors, discharge and remedies — live with the full case bank. Tort: negligence end to end, occupiers' liability, nuisance, vicarious liability — live. Legal system, constitutional & administrative law: our public law module covers the constitutional and judicial review core now.
📕 FLK2 — live coverage
Criminal liability: the liability half of criminal law and practice — general elements, homicide, non-fatal offences, property offences and defences — is live now with the full case bank and games.
Criminal Law →🔨 In production
Business law and practice, dispute resolution, legal services and ethics for FLK1; property practice, wills and estates, solicitors accounts, land law, trusts and criminal procedure for FLK2 — plus a dedicated single-best-answer question mode built to the SQE format, where the skill is applying the rule, not naming the case.
Join free — be first to know →Practice in the real exam's format
SQE1 doesn't reward essays — every question is a client scenario with five options where several look plausible and exactly one is best. Our SQE mode is being built to replicate that experience faithfully: five-option single-best-answer questions, timed to the real pace of roughly a question every 100 seconds, with full 90-question mock sessions matching how each half-day is actually sat. Sitting the assessment costs £1,934 per attempt before you've bought a single course, and pass rates hover around half — sometimes lower — so cheap, repeatable practice across the full specification is the highest-value preparation there is.