Kellys SQE Examiner.

Name: Kellys SQE Examiner
Brand: Kellys
Availability: InStock

Read by the SRA’s own Performance Indicators. Returned with the evidence the mark rests on.

Illustrative grader output. Scenario details are invented; Performance Indicators structure matches the live grader.

Marked against the criteria the SRA actually uses.

Four written stations and the Client Interview. Each scored against the SRA's published Performance Indicators for that station, line by line.

Legal Writing

Draft a written communication to a client or third party in plain English, structured around the matter.

Legal Drafting

Produce a legal document — letter, statement, or clause — to the conventions a solicitor is held to.

Legal Research

Identify the law, record the sources, and present the conclusion as you would to a supervising principal.

Case & Matter Analysis

Weigh facts, law, risk, and cost. Advise on the concrete next step.

Full written sit

Sit the full written day

Do all four written stations back-to-back under exam conditions — the SRA’s two timed sessions with the break in the middle. No feedback until the end, then one report across the whole sitting.

Session 1 · 90 min

Legal Writing30 min

Legal Research60 min

15-minute break

Session 2 · 105 min

Legal Drafting45 min

Case & Matter Analysis60 min

Sit the Client Interview in the browser.

Webcam and microphone, no install. Eye-contact, pace, pitch variance, and filler frequency all scored alongside the transcript against the five SRA Client Interview indicators.

Capture

Browser-native webcam and microphone. No download, no extension.

Analyse

Eye-contact, head-pose, pace, pitch variance, and filler frequency are scored alongside a live transcript.

Grade

Five indicators from the published SRA Performance Indicators, each anchored on transcript evidence and multimodal signal.

Every mark, anchored on the line that earned it.

Performance Indicator breakdown on one side, the attempt on the other. Strengths called out. The next fix prioritised.

Anchored evidence

1 / 4

Your attempt

Dear Mr Halliday,Thank you for your email of 14 May.I write further to your instruction on the proposed extension and the access strip currently held under your neighbour's title.On the facts you have provided, three points warrant your attention before completion.First, the title plan on its own does not resolve whether an easement has been acquired by prescription.Second, even if no easement exists, removal of the strip may engage section 62 of the Law of Property Act 1925.I recommend we instruct an updated boundary plan before exchange and write to your neighbour on a without-prejudice basis.

Performance Indicator

A

Use a logical structureSRA Legal Writing

Opens with the bottom line — three named points, in order. The partner sees the answer first.

Each mark links to the line that earned it

Evidence per indicator

Every score links to the sentences in your attempt that earned it.

The next fix

A prioritised list of what to improve first, in plain English. Not a number floating on its own.

Honest about its limits

Automated marking is imperfect. Flag a grade you disagree with and it is reviewed.

Practise by SRA practice area.

Five SRA-listed practice areas. Each scored against the published Performance Indicators for the station.

Property Practice

Conveyancing, easements, leasehold and registered land — graded indicator by indicator against the published Performance Indicators.

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Dispute Resolution

CPR procedure, limitation, security for costs and pre-action protocols.

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Business Organisations

Companies Act, partnerships, share dilution and director duties.

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Wills and Probate

Estate administration, intestacy, IPFDA claims and survivorship.

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Criminal Litigation

Sentencing, basis of plea, advocacy and the pre-trial procedure.

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Each practice area is one example scenario. Sign up to access the full library.

Practise every day for the price of a textbook.

Free trial covers one graded written attempt. No card on file. Upgrade only when the examiner has shown you the gap.

SQE2 Sprint

£59one-off

Twenty graded attempts. Four oral mocks. One payment, no time limit.

20 written attempts (all 4 stations)
4 oral mocks included
Bring-your-own brief
Instant indicator-level feedback
No time limit — use them whenever you sit

SQE2 Sit Pack

£109one-off

80 written attempts and 8 oral mocks, no time limit. One-off payment, no auto-renewal.

80 written attempts (all 4 stations + BYO)
8 oral mocks included
Multimodal analysis on every oral
Progress dashboard across all stations
One payment — no recurring charge, no expiry

Monthly

£39/month

10 written attempts and 2 oral mocks per month. Cancel anytime.

10 written attempts / month
2 oral mocks / month
All four written stations + oral
Indicator-level feedback
Cancel anytime

£9.99per oral mock

Pay-as-you-go oral top-up — buy one mock credit, sit it when ready. No expiry. Stacks with any plan.

Pricing applies from 1 July 2026.

An SRA sample question, graded by Kellys.

Read the SRA’s published Legal Writing sample, then see the indicator-by-indicator breakdown Kellys returns on the same attempt.

See the gap before the exam does.

Your first attempt is graded free. No card needed.

See what the SRA is actually marking — the Performance Indicators →

Kellys SQE Examiner is exam-preparation practice software, not legal advice and not the SRA. Read the AI disclaimer for the full boundaries.