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SQE answered revision books
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Hey @p2bv ,
There are many views on which sources to use to study for the SQE. In my own personal opinion, I'd say use whatever works for you, ensuring that whatever source you use corresponds with the requirements of the exam syllabus. You can cross-reference this yourself. I also personally believe in reading a few resources very well and extensively, as opposed to spreading yourself trying to cover different sources, which could result in limited retention of key legal principles. However, again, every source has its benefits and pros, so definitely go with what aligns with your preferences!
There are many views on which sources to use to study for the SQE. In my own personal opinion, I'd say use whatever works for you, ensuring that whatever source you use corresponds with the requirements of the exam syllabus. You can cross-reference this yourself. I also personally believe in reading a few resources very well and extensively, as opposed to spreading yourself trying to cover different sources, which could result in limited retention of key legal principles. However, again, every source has its benefits and pros, so definitely go with what aligns with your preferences!
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Hi! I’ve just started my SQE at BPP and I’d say the Revise SQE books are amazing! I’ve been using them myself and they also have great reviews from everyone I speak to. That said, I completely echo what Amma mentioned — the most important thing is to use whatever works best for you, while making sure your revision materials align with the SRA syllabus requirements.
