I have heard good things about both but Revise SQE seems to have more reviews and Revision Killers appears much smaller (saw it being prompted by legal influencers). Anyone have any insights on which is best?
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Revision Killers or Revise SQE
- Thread starter LillyandSilver
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I had both. It depends what you are looking for.
- ReviseSQE is more comprehensive and a better revision guide. They cover pretty much everything the SQE will test you on.
- Revision Killer is very concise and really good for revising the most key points. Their flashcards are really useful for on the go revision. It won't cover everything, but it saves time on making your own revision materials to revise key points.
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