The secret to success with SQE1 !! 🤫

This is what I think you should do to maximise your chances of SQE1 success this July! 🖤 (coming from someone who passed 1st time in January)
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[@niteshshah9737]

Can one prepare individually without Prep Courses, if not, which Uni would you recommend.

[@87427]

Is there a source with flash cards available? Why do they need to be made from scratch individually?

[@LindaThompson-yb1wq]

I highly highly recommend the summary notes and flash cards in Devil's Advocate. They're a subscription service, but their notes are excellent summaries. So much so that they covered some areas that weren't covered in the ULaw books. Several of these came up in my exam.

[@JaysLawLife]

@@87427 I personally think making them from scratch is what helped the content go into my head and then the repetition enforced it. However, there is no wrong way to do the SQE - you might not even like flashcards and prefer mindmaps for content retention and that’s totally fine. But I always peach flashcards as although they are not my favourite thing to do, I think that in general, they are the most effective technique you could do. I don’t sell my flashcards and i don’t really have any that I’d recommend as I’ve never seen ones that I actually like that you can purchase :/