Every station the exam sets
80 stations across the six skills and five practice areas.
Every station of the six skills, on an exam-like screen. Your written answers marked on the SRA's criteria, with the passages you wrote quoted back; the interview and advocacy with a friend by link.
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80 stations across the six skills and the five practice areas, each with its papers, a marking guide and example answers at several grades.
A grade from A to F on each criterion, for the skills and for the application of the law, worked into a station mark and set against the 2024 percentage pass marks (61–62%), the last published.
A key point is credited only when it can be quoted from your answer, and the quotes are shown with the grade. Marked three times; the middle grade shown with the range.
Send a link: your friend plays the client or the judge from a script, on the same clock as you, and marks you. On your own, record yourself and mark the recording.
Sixteen stations each, laid out as the exam: three written days and two oral days, every station on its real clock and marked as you hand it in.
The papers in tabs beside your answer, the clock, a spell check you switch on or off, a calculator, an answer plan to start from, and any word explained.
The key points your answers missed, and the legal tests for advocacy, return in Revise just before you would forget them.
Give us your SQE2 window and your hours a week, and Today picks one station a day, spreading the skills and areas you have not yet practised.
Across criminal litigation, dispute resolution, property practice, wills and probate, and business law — sixteen stations in each written skill, eight in each oral one.
Read a client's file and report to the partner on the issues, the law and the options.
Find the answer in the sources you are given, leave out the ones that do not help, and advise.
Write the letter or email: to the client, to the other side or to a third party.
Draft or amend the document from instructions: a will, a clause, a statement of case.
Interview the client, played by a friend from a script, then write up the attendance note.
Prepare a short submission and make it to the judge, played by a friend with their questions.
Two full mocks of 16 stations: three written days and two oral days, each station on its real clock and marked as soon as you hand it in. Between them, every written skill in every practice area.
Mock A shown; Mock B swaps the written skills round.
Both SQE1 papers and all of SQE2, each across two sittings.
Add SQE2 to the SQE1 pass you hold, from your account: the same SQE2 access, for two SQE2 sittings.
More AI feedback after the 100: a pack of 50 for £9.99. Everything else stays open.
Choose your SQE2 window and your hours a week. Today then picks one station a day.
On an exam-like screen, with the clock, the papers in tabs and the answer plan to start from.
A grade by criterion, quotes from your answer, the points you missed and the example answers.
Two full mocks laid out as the exam, each station marked as you hand it in.
SQE2 is 16 stations: 12 written (case and matter analysis, legal research, legal writing and legal drafting) and 4 oral (two client interviews with an attendance note, and two advocacy stations). They are set across five practice areas: criminal litigation, dispute resolution, property practice, wills and probate, and business law. The written stations run over three half days and the orals over two half days.
Assessors grade each of a station's assessment criteria from A to F, for the skills and for the application of the law, and the assessment board sets the pass mark for each sitting; since 2025 it has been reported as 300 on a 0–500 scale. Here every written answer is marked the same way: AI grades your answer on each criterion three times and shows the middle grade, with quotes from your answer for what it credits. A key point is only credited when it can be quoted from what you wrote.
It is a guide to the standard, not a prediction of your result. We check it against example answers written at known grades, and it is built to err on the strict side: it will not credit a point your answer does not make. Where the three markings disagree by more than a grade, the result says so, so you can look again.
Yes. With a friend, you send them a link: they open it on a phone or laptop with no account, play the client or the judge from a script, share one clock with you and mark you at the end. On your own, you record yourself, play it back and mark yourself on the same criteria. You can also send your recording to the friend marking you.
A pass opens every SQE2 station, both full mocks, the answer plans and the legal tests for advocacy, and includes 100 AI feedback checks, up to 10 a day. It is a single payment, not a subscription, and runs for 400 days from the day you buy it: your SQE2 sitting and the next one.