#FreeSQEprep · SQE Mistake Lab
Free SQE1 practice questions with feedback
Practise SRA SQE1 sample questions in Dr Yannis Mistake Lab. Record how sure you are before you see the answer, then use the feedback to work out where your reasoning went wrong and what to revise next.
DR YANNISFREE SQE1 PRACTICEMistake Lab
Use wrong answers to guide your revision.
Practise SRA SQE1 sample questions, review your feedback and find relevant videos and reading for your next learning step.
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SQE1 knowledge gap analysis
Mistake Lab brings SRA SQE1 sample-question practice, confidence reflection and feedback together. Use it to look beyond your total score: which legal rules are unclear, which facts did you overlook, and where did your reasoning lead you towards a plausible distractor?
Record your confidence when answering, then review the answer and feedback. Relevant videos and reading give you a next learning step. Sign in to save progress through the Labs gateway.
Why am I getting SQE MCQs wrong?
Before moving on, ask what made your chosen answer seem right. You might have forgotten a rule, missed a fact that triggers an exception, or picked a step that belongs later in the procedure. Naming the cause gives you something specific to practise.
A confident mistake deserves particular attention. You may believe you understand a rule while applying it incorrectly, missing an exception or confusing two similar procedures. Simply repeating questions can leave that misunderstanding untouched.
A correct answer with low confidence also matters: it may reflect a guess or fragile understanding. Explain why the best answer works and why the alternatives fail before treating the topic as secure.
- Confident and incorrect: revisit the rule and the reasoning behind your choice first.
- Unsure and incorrect: build the underlying knowledge, then practise applying it.
- Unsure and correct: check that you can justify the answer without guessing.
- Confident and correct: keep the topic in spaced revision and test it in a different scenario.
Use Mistake Lab as a free SQE1 mistake tracker
Sign in to save your practice progress. As you review each answer, note the reason for the mistake and what you will try next. Look for the same reason across several questions to decide which topic to revisit first.
- Attempt a question without notes and record your confidence honestly.
- Read the feedback, including why your chosen answer succeeds or fails.
- Write down the specific gap: a rule, an exception, a procedural step or a missed fact.
- Use the relevant video or reading to revisit that gap.
- Return to practice and check whether you can explain your answer.
Prioritise repeated misunderstandings and confident errors, then use your remaining time to strengthen uncertain answers. For example, if you repeatedly choose the wrong next step in litigation, revise that stage of the process before attempting another mixed question set.
This is a revision aid, not a prediction of your exam result or a complete syllabus course. Sample-question performance alone cannot establish exam readiness. Dr Yannis is independent of the SRA.
Free learning, with optional extra support
The Mistake Lab practice and diagnostic feedback are free. You do not need to buy a product to receive feedback or use the free learning resources. Some linked reading or videos may require a paid membership; paid resources are optional.
If you want deeper support in a topic, you can separately explore paid digital resource packs or live Super Sessions. Start with the free explanations and choose any additional support according to your needs.