Tag: e-EQE
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Updated 28 Jan 21 with comments from eEQE FAQs Updated 27 Jan 21: see post on using digital functionality more during exam. Based on Mock1, C seems doable with 2 papers practice – it is a struggle to deal with such a long answer in a single view, so you really need to be organised. The…
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Updated 27 Jan 21: see post on using digital functionality more during exam. Updated 7 Jan 21. Based on Mock1, PE, D1 and D2 seem very doable with a small amount of practice. Important is to find the way that is most efficient for you that results in the fewest mistakes. It is a pity that no highlighting is…
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The EPO has published a major update (2 Dec 2020) about how the exams on 1 March 2021 will be structured, and the parts that can be printed. No announcement yet of a demo of the exam portal, or any example papers to practice. Main points: – the LockDown Browser will need to be downloaded and installed.…
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** Updated: 5 Jan 2021 – download versions available** Every year, WIPO produces a printable version of the complete PCT Applicants Guide, including annexes for 153 States, specifically for the Pre- and Main Exams. The 31 Oct 2020 version can be found here. It is 2070 pages and much of it will never be required…
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[Updated 20.10.20] The UK PEB exams (this week) are the blueprint for e-EQE. Hopefully things run smoothly, and there are few IT issues. Based on PEBX detailed info and EPO e- EQE FAQ’s, I have tried to fill in some unknowns. I am not in the organization, and have no insider tips, so treat this as my best…
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After much speculation, the EQE Supervisory Board has decided to officially cancel EQE 2020. It was not unexpected – “for the first time in xxxx years, yyyy has been cancelled” has become a frequent headline this year. The decision is available here as well as a communication providing more details. Some comments: “composed of an…