Revision Killer SQE or Revise SQE?

It’s a fair question — and one we get asked a lot. If you’re preparing for the SQE, you’re already spending time, energy and money. So how do you decide which revision tools are actually worth it?

The SQE Study Notes (Books 1 and 2) and SQE Flashcards were created specifically to support revision. These are not full textbooks. They’re designed for quick reference, exam-focused revision, and smart study. The idea is simple: give students a clear, structured way to manage the huge volume of law across FLK1 and FLK2 — without the distractions or deep academic narrative that often comes with traditional texts.

They’re written to align directly with the SQE syllabus and broken down into manageable, easy-to-review formats. That’s why they’ve been particularly popular with students from BPP, ULaw, BarBri, and COLP who are working through intensive, fast-paced SQE prep courses. Whether you’re preparing for SQE1 or trying to stay sharp ahead of SQE2, these tools offer clarity and structure when you need it most.

So how do we compare to something like Revise SQE?

Revise SQE offers excellent textbooks, with one book per subject, each written in a classic academic style. They provide narrative, depth, and detailed examples — a great choice for anyone who learns best with that kind of detail.

What we offer is different. Revision Killer tools are built to cut through complexity. They're designed for speed, exam alignment, and simplicity. That doesn’t make one better than the other. It just depends on how you learn.

If you’re unsure what will suit you best, we always encourage students to try before they buy. You can find sample chapters on our website and see product videos on Instagram and TikTok. And if you have specific questions, drop us a message — we’re always happy to help.

Whether or not you choose Revision Killer, make sure your revision tools work for you — your learning style, your time, and your goals.