SQE2 Practice Test
Updated for October 2026Important: The SQE2 examination requires thorough understanding of all core subject areas. Review the official UK exam guidelines and ensure you meet all eligibility requirements before scheduling your test date.
What are the key eligibility requirements for the SQE2?
Candidates must meet the educational and professional requirements set by the UK certification body. Check official prerequisites before applying.
Start FREE TestWhat is the best strategy for SQE2 exam preparation?
Combine official study materials with practice tests, focus on weak areas, and create a structured revision timetable leading up to exam day.
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The SQE2 uses a standardised scoring system. Results are typically provided as pass/fail, with detailed score reports available for each domain area.
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Bring valid photo identification, your exam confirmation, and any approved materials. Arrive early and review the testing centre rules beforehand.
Start FREE TestSQE2 Study Tips
- Create a structured study schedule at least 4-6 weeks before your SQE2 exam date.
- Focus on understanding core concepts rather than memorising answers for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination Part 2 Practical.
- Use our free practice tests to identify weak areas and track your progress over time.
- Review the official SQE2 exam syllabus to ensure complete topic coverage.
- Take timed practice sessions to build your exam pace and reduce test-day anxiety.
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Sample SQE2 Practice Questions
Try these questions from our free SQE2 practice tests. The correct answer and an explanation follow each question.
Testamentary capacity under the Banks v Goodfellow test requires the testator to:
- A. Have capacity under the Mental Capacity Act 2005 alone
- B. Understand the nature of a will, the extent of their property, the claims of potential beneficiaries and be free of insane delusion affecting the will
- C. Have been examined by a psychiatrist before execution
- D. Be over 18 and not subject to a Lasting Power of Attorney
Answer: B. Understand the nature of a will, the extent of their property, the claims of potential beneficiaries and be free of insane delusion affecting the will
Banks v Goodfellow (1870) established the four-limb test: understanding the nature and effect of a will, the extent of the property being disposed of, the claims of those who might expect to benefit and not suffering from a disorder of the mind.
When drafting a witness statement for use in civil proceedings, what rules must be followed under Practice Direction 32?
- A. The statement can be in any format the witness prefers
- B. It must be in the witness's own words, contain a statement of truth, be in the first person, and deal with matters of fact within the witness's knowledge
- C. It should be drafted entirely by the solicitor without the witness's input
- D. It can include opinion evidence from any witness
Answer: B. It must be in the witness's own words, contain a statement of truth, be in the first person, and deal with matters of fact within the witness's knowledge
Under PD 32, a witness statement must be in the witness's own language, written in the first person, contain only facts within the witness's personal knowledge, include a statement of truth, and be signed by the witness. It should not contain argument or opinion (unless from an expert).
The 'but for' test in causation requires the claimant to prove:
- A. The defendant was the last person to act before the injury
- B. The damage would not have occurred but for the defendant's breach
- C. The defendant intended the consequences
- D. Loss was foreseeable at the time of breach
Answer: B. The damage would not have occurred but for the defendant's breach
The basic causation test asks whether, but for the defendant's negligent act or omission, the claimant would have suffered the same loss; if so, causation is not established.
A client attends an interview accompanied by their adult child who frequently answers questions on the client's behalf. What should the solicitor do?
- A. Allow the adult child to continue answering as it saves time
- B. Politely request time alone with the client to ensure the instructions come from the client directly
- C. Ask the adult child to provide written confirmation of the instructions
- D. Accept the instructions from the adult child as an agent
Answer: B. Politely request time alone with the client to ensure the instructions come from the client directly
The solicitor should speak to the client alone to ensure instructions are genuinely the client's own and not influenced by the accompanying person. This is particularly important in vulnerable client situations and when taking will instructions.
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Yale Law SchoolJames R. Hargrove is a practicing attorney and legal educator with a Juris Doctor from Yale Law School and an LLM in Constitutional Law. With over a decade of experience coaching bar exam candidates across multiple jurisdictions, he specializes in MBE strategy, state-specific essay preparation, and multistate performance test techniques.