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Prepare for SQE1 by connecting functioning legal knowledge to practical scenarios. Practise identifying the issue, applying the relevant rule and choosing the most appropriate answer on the facts given.

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EXAM ESSENTIALS

Understand the exam before you plan.

01Format
Two assessments, FLK1 and FLK2, of 180 single-best-answer questions each (five options), on separate days
Each day: two sessions of 2 hours 33 minutes with 90 questions, and a 60-minute break
02FLK1 subjects
Business Law and Practice · Dispute Resolution · Contract · Tort · Legal System, Constitutional and Administrative Law and EU Law · Legal Services
03FLK2 subjects
Property Law and Practice · Wills and Administration of Estates · Solicitors Accounts · Land Law · Trusts · Criminal Liability · Criminal Law and Practice
04Scoring
Raw marks converted to a scaled score out of 500; 300 is the pass mark for each FLK
Each FLK is passed separately and reported with a quintile and practice-area breakdown
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YOUR PREPARATION PRIORITIES

Give each session a purpose.

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01

Find the legal issue

Identify the relationship, transaction or dispute that determines the rule. Keep the relevant facts separate from narrative detail.

02

Apply rather than recite

Work through how a legal principle changes the outcome in this scenario. A correct statement of law can still be the wrong answer to the question.

03

Review competing answers

Compare the assumptions and exceptions behind plausible options. Record the distinction you missed and revisit it in a different scenario.

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FLK1: Business, Litigation and the Legal SystemFLK2: Property, Estates, Trusts and Crime
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SQE1 (FLK1 + FLK2)

Practice → Review → Apply

Identify the relationship, transaction or dispute that determines the rule. Keep the relevant facts separate from narrative detail.

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YOUR PRACTICE ROUTINE

Turn the next step into a habit.

  1. 01

    Establish your starting point

    Start with scenarios across the relevant areas of functioning legal knowledge. State the legal issue and the fact that makes a particular rule relevant.

  2. 02

    Practise the difficult distinction

    Practise applying the rule to the precise situation. Compare plausible answers by their assumptions, exceptions and practical effect.

  3. 03

    Review before repeating

    Review the distinction behind each mistake and test it in a new scenario. Check current official assessment requirements when planning a complete rehearsal.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Start with a clear purpose.

Build a preparation routine for SQE1 (FLK1 + FLK2). Use focused practice, explanations and the AI tutor to understand what needs your attention next.

Sample questions

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Taken from the 1,112-item SQE1 (FLK1 + FLK2) bank on Myndaq. Work them here; sign in (Google or email link, no card) to check each answer and have the AI tutor explain why the other options are wrong.

  1. Question 1 · medium · Duty Keep Client Money Safe · Breaches Residual Balances

    During a reconciliation a solicitor discovers that £750 of Client P's money was mistakenly paid out of the client account four days ago to settle a disbursement on Client Q's matter, leaving Client P's ledger showing a shortfall. What is the solicitor's primary obligation under the SRA Accounts Rules?

    • Transfer £750 from Client Q's ledger to Client P's ledger to restore the balance.
    • Report the breach to the SRA before taking any corrective action.
    • Recover the £750 from Client Q before restoring Client P's balance.
    • Replace the £750 promptly by paying money into the client account to correct the shortfall.
    • Wait until the next scheduled reconciliation and note the discrepancy for the auditor.
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  2. Question 2 · medium · Common Law And Equity

    A claimant sought both damages and an injunction to restrain a continuing trespass. She delayed for six years before bringing proceedings and, during that time, encouraged the defendant to build on the land. The solicitor advises on how delay affects the two remedies. Which statement best reflects the interaction of common law and equity?

    • Delay defeats both remedies equally because laches applies to all civil claims.
    • Delay affects neither remedy because limitation periods govern both.
    • Delay may bar the equitable injunction through laches and acquiescence, while the common law damages claim is governed instead by the statutory limitation period.
    • Delay bars the damages claim but never affects an injunction.
    • Both remedies are common law and are subject only to the same statutory limitation period.
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  3. Question 3 · easy · Transfers Client Business · Double Entry Recording

    A firm holds £5,000 of client money for a client on a probate matter. It delivers a bill for professional charges of £1,000 plus VAT of £200 and, the client having authorised transfer, moves £1,200 from client account to business account. Which entries correctly record the movement of money between the two bank accounts?

    • Credit client cash account £1,200 and debit business cash account £1,000
    • Credit business cash account £1,200 and debit client cash account £1,200
    • Credit client cash account £1,200 and debit business cash account £1,200
    • Debit client cash account £1,200 and credit business cash account £1,200
    • Credit client cash account £1,000 and debit business cash account £1,000
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  4. Question 4 · easy · Mortgages Remedies Priorities

    A borrower granted a first registered legal charge to a bank in 2019 securing £250,000, and a second registered legal charge to a finance company in 2021 securing £100,000. She defaults on both. The bank, as first chargee, takes possession and sells the property for £320,000, with reasonable sale and possession costs of £20,000. There are no other charges. How must the bank apply the net proceeds of sale?

    • £300,000 to the bank and £20,000 to the finance company
    • £250,000 to the bank and the balance to the borrower, with nothing to the finance company
    • £250,000 to the bank, then £50,000 to the finance company, with nothing to the borrower
    • £250,000 to the bank, then £50,000 to the borrower, with nothing to the finance company
    • Proceeds shared equally between the bank and the finance company
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  5. Question 5 · easy · Doctrine Of Binding Precedent · Structure And Hierarchy Of Courts

    A first-instance High Court judge is hearing a contract dispute. Counsel cites a directly relevant ratio from a Supreme Court decision on the same point of law. The judge asks a trainee whether he is bound by it. What is the best answer?

    • He is bound by the Supreme Court decision as it stands above the High Court in the hierarchy.
    • He is bound only if a Court of Appeal decision has approved the Supreme Court ruling.
    • He is not bound because the High Court sits at first instance and may reach its own view.
    • He is bound only if the Supreme Court decision was decided within the last ten years.
    • He is not bound because Supreme Court decisions bind only the Court of Appeal.
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THE NEXT STEP IN YOUR PREPARATION

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THE FACTS BEHIND THE TEST

Official details, clearly explained.

SQE1 is the first stage of the Solicitors Qualifying Examination, the route to qualifying as a solicitor of England and Wales. It tests functioning legal knowledge in two computer-based assessments, FLK1 and FLK2, sat at Pearson VUE test centres, and must be passed before SQE2.

Conducting body
Solicitors Regulation Authority; assessments sat at Pearson VUE test centres
OFFICIAL SOURCE SRA — SQE assessment days
Format
Two assessments, FLK1 and FLK2, of 180 single-best-answer questions each (five options), on separate days

Each day: two sessions of 2 hours 33 minutes with 90 questions, and a 60-minute break

OFFICIAL SOURCE SRA — SQE assessment days
FLK1 subjects
Business Law and Practice · Dispute Resolution · Contract · Tort · Legal System, Constitutional and Administrative Law and EU Law · Legal Services
OFFICIAL SOURCE SRA — SQE1 assessment specification
FLK2 subjects
Property Law and Practice · Wills and Administration of Estates · Solicitors Accounts · Land Law · Trusts · Criminal Liability · Criminal Law and Practice
OFFICIAL SOURCE SRA — SQE1 assessment specification
Scoring
Raw marks converted to a scaled score out of 500; 300 is the pass mark for each FLK

Each FLK is passed separately and reported with a quintile and practice-area breakdown

OFFICIAL SOURCE SRA — SQE1 results, marking and standard setting
Fee
SQE1 £2,006 (£1,003 per FLK) for assessments from September 2026 · SQE2 £3,086

£1,934 / £2,974 applied to assessments up to September 2026

OFFICIAL SOURCE SRA — How much does the SQE cost
2027 sittings
Regular SQE1 sittings are in January and July; consult the live booking calendar for the relevant assessment

January booking closes 23 November 2026; the seat-reservation deadline was earlier. A reservation form and a confirmed booking are different stages.

OFFICIAL SOURCE SRA — Assessment dates and booking windowsChecked

Dates and fees can change. Later source checks are dated beside the relevant fact; other facts retain the baseline review date. Confirm current details on the linked official page. Myndaq is not affiliated with the exam body.

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SQE1 (FLK1 + FLK2): common questions

How is SQE1 structured?

Two assessments, FLK1 and FLK2, each of 180 single-best-answer questions with five options and one correct answer. They are sat on separate days at a Pearson VUE test centre; each day is split into two sessions of 2 hours 33 minutes with 90 questions, separated by a 60-minute break during which you may leave the centre.

What does FLK1 cover and what does FLK2 cover?

FLK1: Business Law and Practice, Dispute Resolution, Contract, Tort, the Legal System of England and Wales with Constitutional, Administrative and EU Law, and Legal Services. FLK2: Property Law and Practice, Wills and the Administration of Estates, Solicitors Accounts, Land Law, Trusts, Criminal Liability and Criminal Law and Practice. Ethics runs through both.

What is the SQE1 pass mark?

Raw marks are converted to a scaled score out of 500 and 300 is the pass mark for each FLK. Because papers differ slightly in difficulty, the number of correct answers needed to reach 300 is set for each paper after standard setting, so a past raw percentage is not a guaranteed future cut-off.

How much does SQE1 cost?

For assessments from September 2026 the SQE1 fee is £2,006, made up of £1,003 for FLK1 and £1,003 for FLK2; SQE2 is £3,086. Assessments up to September 2026 were charged at £1,934 and £2,974. A resit of one FLK costs that FLK's fee.

When are the next SQE1 sittings?

January 2027: FLK1 on 11 to 15 January and FLK2 on 18 to 22 January, with the seat reservation form due by 24 September 2026. July 2027: FLK1 on 12 to 16 July and FLK2 on 19 to 23 July. Booking windows and results dates for both are published on the SQE site as they open.

Is there a free SQE1 mock test on Myndaq?

Yes. Myndaq offers one free SQE1 mock per account, no card: 180 single-best-answer questions in two timed sessions of 2 hours 33 minutes on a server-controlled clock, mirroring one FLK day, with per-subject results and an AI tutor that explains every answer. It reports raw and per-area marks, not an official scaled score. See free mock tests →

What does the Myndaq SQE1 (FLK1 + FLK2) course include?

Practice across FLK1: Business, Litigation and the Legal System, FLK2: Property, Estates, Trusts and Crime with an AI tutor that explains every answer, plus progress analytics.

Is there a free SQE1 (FLK1 + FLK2) mock test?

Myndaq runs a free mock test programme. Availability varies by exam and publication status — check the free mock tests page. One attempt per account, for one eligible exam; sign in with Google or an email link, no payment card required. See free mock tests →