The Premium plan, in detail

Everything in Standard, first

Premium begins from the complete Standard plan: every section of all thirteen subjects, the full cited question bank, revision maps, worked calculation exercises, priority practice, the timed subject mock and the half-length FLK paper, plus the confidence tracker, notes and planner that come with every plan. The full list is on the Standard plan page.

The full-length mock

The full mock is 180 questions for each FLK, the real SQE1 sitting size. It splits into two sealed ninety-question sessions with a sixty-minute break between them, the same structure as the real assessment day, and submitting session one locks its answers before session two opens. Both sessions run at SQE1 pace, one minute forty-two seconds a question, with no feedback on anything until the whole paper is in.

A score and a full error-log review follow, with the correct answer, the explanation and the citation for everything missed. You can choose an exam-realistic, balanced or hard mix before you start, on either paper, and the shorter ninety-question paper stays available for a faster readiness check between full sittings.

Flashcard decks and unlock-all revision

Premium adds pre-built flashcard decks for every subject, separate from the daily-review queue every plan already gets, for a focused subject-by-subject session rather than a scheduled mixed one. Unlock-all revision lets you skip ahead through a subject's stage map without clearing every earlier stage first, which is the shortcut you would otherwise have to earn by reviewing every stage in order.

The global leaderboard ranks you by XP against every learner on the platform, alongside the friends leaderboard carried over from Standard.

What Premium does not include

Premium is the ceiling of the SQE1 course, so the honest answer is that what it does not include sits outside that course entirely. It does not prepare you for SQE2. It has nothing to do with qualifying work experience, which is a separate SRA requirement you complete through legal work, not through a preparation course. It is not tutoring: no written work is marked and no one-to-one feedback is included. And no plan here promises a result.

Who Premium suits

Premium suits a candidate close to their sitting date, when the knowledge is largely in place and what is left is rehearsing the format at full length. Sitting 180 questions across two sealed sessions is a different experience from doing them in batches, and it is better to find that out before the day. If you are months out and still learning subjects, Standard does the same teaching work for less, and you can move up later from the same account.

Premium is a subscription, not a one-off course fee. For how the figures sit against the rest of the market, see the SQE1 course comparison. Founding-member pricing is held for as long as you stay subscribed; later rates will be higher.

Start PremiumHow the course works

Prices are shown in pounds here. Pakistan-based candidates can view Premium pricing in rupees when they subscribe. Payment reflects access to the course content, the question bank and the mock exams. Results rest on your own preparation.