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BSB Criminal and Civil Litigation · resit bundle

BSB Litigation Resit Bundle: Criminal and Civil Mock Tests with a Countdown Plan

For Bar students sitting both litigation assessments: three timed Criminal Litigation mocks of 75 questions and three timed Civil Litigation mocks (Paper 1 and Paper 2) in one purchase, with a countdown plan that spaces the six mocks out before the next sitting.

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BSB Criminal and Civil Litigation · 2 parts

Everything in this bundle

2 parts, one payment. Each opens on its own page in your account, and each has a free part to try first.

Your countdown plan to the December 2026 sitting

The BSB lists the December 2026 centralised assessments on Thursday, 10 December 2026, Tuesday, 15 December 2026, Thursday and 17 December 2026, with results sent to training providers by the end of January 2027. The BSB does not say in words which paper falls on which day, so check your own timetable with your AETO.

Before you buy

What do I get?

Full access to both mock tests, each on its own page, in the full exam player with an explanation for every answer, and the countdown plan below. One payment; access does not expire.

What is the countdown plan?

A week-by-week order for the six mocks, counted back from the first day of the next sitting, with time to review your weak headings between mocks. It uses the sitting dates the BSB publishes; check your own timetable with your AETO.

I only need one subject

Then buy that mock test on its own page. The bundle is for students sitting, or resitting, both.

How do I pay and get access?

One card payment through our payment provider, no subscription. Prices are charged in your own currency where we support it, otherwise in Indian rupees. Access opens on this device straight after payment; sign in afterwards to keep it on your account. Purchase policy.

Disclaimer

Are these real BSB questions? No. Every question is original, written to the BSB’s syllabuses. This is independent practice by ProSyllabus, not affiliated with, written or endorsed by the Bar Standards Board.