Question bank, or the full course?
A question bank is a testing tool, not a teaching one. It is the right buy when the knowledge is already in place and you need retrieval speed. It is the wrong buy when it is standing in for material you have not learned yet.
| Attribute | LexVerity Academy | Question bank alone |
|---|---|---|
| Teaches the syllabus | Yes, study material for all thirteen subjects | No, it tests what you already know |
| Drills recall under time | Yes | Yes |
| Shows where the gaps are | Against the syllabus, not just the questions attempted | Only across questions attempted |
| Full-length mocks | Yes | Varies |
| Best used | From the start of preparation | In the final stretch |
Who each suits
A question bank alone suits you if you have already covered the syllabus, recently, and you are working on speed and accuracy.
The full course suits you if there are subjects you have never studied, or studied years ago, and you need the knowledge before the drilling is worth anything.
Questions
- I have a law degree. Do I still need the material?
- Probably for some subjects. A qualifying law degree does not cover everything SQE1 assesses, and the assessment tests it differently from a university exam.