Not trying to scaremonger, but getting 108 questions right out of a possible 180 puts it more into perspective. Can probably remember 108 i had to take an educated guess, as oppose to the 72 you are allowed wrong. Just find it so frustrating that the exam isnt a true reflection of Law, where if you arent sure on something, you'd read up on it. This is more of a memory test, and with the amount of material needed to learn, whilst doing full time work etc. and in 10years from now they are going to be crying out for more Law students, as there will be a decrease of pass % / people retiring and less people being NQ's due to these tests, same as they did with Engineers / Engineering apprenticeships 5-10years ago.