For SQE2 candidates
Know where you stand before exam day
Write SQE2 practice answers and get realistic marking against the SRA's own assessment criteria: what you did well, what's missing, and whether it would likely pass.
It's free during the beta, and you don't need to sign up.
SQE2 feedback shouldn't be guesswork
Sitting SQE2 costs over £3,000, yet candidates often practise with too few mocks and feedback that's either vague or so harsh that everything looks like a fail. You end up not knowing what the examiners actually want, or whether you're ready.
How it works
- 1
Pick an SQE2 task
Choose from real SRA sample questions, with the same time limits as the exam.
- 2
Write your answer
The timer starts when you do. Your work is saved if you refresh.
- 3
Get realistic feedback
Every SRA criterion is marked, skills and law are scored separately, and you get an honest pass, borderline or fail band.
Why it's different
Marked against the SRA's own criteria
Feedback follows the SRA's published performance indicators for each task, not a generic AI opinion.
Realistic, not brutal
You won't be marked down for missing section numbers or very niche detail. The SRA's own sample answers are marked as a pass.
Specific, calm feedback
It quotes your own words, tells you what to fix first, and keeps the tone encouraging.
Honest when it isn't sure
If a point is outside what it can check, it says so instead of guessing.
Try it on a real SRA sample question
Mistry AI is in beta. It's a practice tool, not an official mark, and your feedback helps shape what we build next.
Start practising