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Gunslinger92 wrote: »Oh crap I've no acknowledgement either. I handed my application into the law soc physically on the deadline day
If you handed it on deadline day or thereabouts they probably won't send one out for another few weeks.. I remember one sitting I never got an acknowledgement letter just the letter a few weeks before the exam with exam number etc. Don't panic yet
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If you handed it on deadline day or thereabouts they probably won't send one out for another few weeks.. I remember one sitting I never got an acknowledgement letter just the letter a few weeks before the exam with exam number etc. Don't panic yet
Thanks got home from work today and it had arrived so all good! 0 -
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Guys, I know these exams can be a struggle and there seems to be a mountain of stuff to learn for everything but I definitely think it's a mistake to be cutting out too much. The examiners have consistently mentioned in the reports that people are underprepared and most people who fail do so because they can't answer a fifth question. There has been a trend of mixing topics in questions so you really have to know everything. I get that there's a lot to learn but I think people are taking a risk in trying to cut down too much. You can get lucky; I definitely did with Company, but I covered all or almost all topics on the syllabus for the other 6 I passed. There's boring parts to all of them but they'll be a lot more boring the second time around.
Edit: Apologies if this comes across a little harsh 0 -
Guys, I know these exams can be a struggle and there seems to be a mountain of stuff to learn for everything but I definitely think it's a mistake to be cutting out too much. The examiners have consistently mentioned in the reports that people are underprepared and most people who fail do so because they can't answer a fifth question. There has been a trend of mixing topics in questions so you really have to know everything. I get that there's a lot to learn but I think people are taking a risk in trying to cut down too much. You can get lucky; I definitely did with Company, but I covered all or almost all topics on the syllabus for the other 6 I passed. There's boring parts to all of them but they'll be a lot more boring the second time around.
Edit: Apologies if this comes across a little harsh
I definitely was in that position! My first three questions were answered perfectly, fourth was an ok question but I know my fifth question in the two exams I failed I was only giving the examiner what I knew and not answering the question because I had only learned the broad outline of the topics... it might've took one more day to learn them off but definitely would've been worth it for not having to face back into the same subjects again this time around!0 -
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