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SQE2 score calculator

Can I fail a single SQE2 station and still pass? Yes. The SRA sets no pass mark for individual stations; only the average of all 16 counts.

Station percentages you have (S1 to S16)

Fill in any you have, in any order; leave the rest blank.

Past percentage pass marks: 61% to 66% (2022 to 2024).

SQE2

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Your result

Your 16 stations against 62%
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62% is an assumption. Since January 2025 SQE2 results are scaled with a pass mark of 300, and the percentage behind it is not published. In April 2026, 83% of 2,966 candidates passed.

Questions people ask

How is SQE2 marked?

16 stations, each marked on skills and law criteria out of 5. Skills and law count equally within a station, all 16 stations count equally, and the overall percentage is rounded only at the end. Since January 2025 the result is then scaled, with 300 to pass.

What is the SQE2 pass mark?

Since January 2025 it is 300 on a 0 to 500 scale. Before that the SRA published percentage pass marks for each sitting, from 61% to 66% of marks between April 2022 and October 2024.

Can I fail a single SQE2 station and still pass?

Yes. The SRA sets no pass mark for individual stations; only the average of all 16 counts. A weak station has to be made up by others.

How many people pass SQE2?

83% in April 2026 and 80% in January 2026. The 2025 sittings were 75%, 82%, 76% and 78%.

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How we work this out

What it does

Enter the station percentages you have from marked mocks or a transcript.

SQE2's 16 marked stations across the written and oral assessments. You enter the stations you have a percentage for, in any order; blanks are the stations still to come.

Method

  1. Each station is marked on skills and on law, each criterion out of 5. The station percentage is the skills average and the law average, each times 20, averaged equally. For the client interview and attendance note, the two skills marks are averaged first. The SRA's worked example comes to 51%.
  2. Your overall percentage is the average of all 16 station percentages, rounded to the nearest whole number only at the end.
  3. So to reach a pass mark P, the 16 stations must average at least P - 0.5 before rounding. The remaining stations need (16 x (P - 0.5) - your total so far) / stations left.
  4. Example: stations of 40%, 50%, 60% and 65% average 53.75%. For an assumed 62%, the other 12 need 64.1% on average.

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