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Congratulations to Anmol on Passing the SQE

Anmol has passed the Solicitors Qualifying Examination while continuing his work with our team.

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We are proud to share some good news from within the firm. Anmol, a member of our team at NARA Solicitors, has passed the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE).

Anmol prepared for the exams while working with us and continuing to support our clients. Passing the SQE is a major step on the road to becoming a solicitor, and it takes real commitment to get there while holding down a full working week.

Anmol is not yet a solicitor. Admission is the next step, and we are looking forward to welcoming him to the profession soon.

In Anmol's words

We asked Anmol what the support of the firm meant to him during his preparation. This is what he said:

"I have genuinely felt very well supported by NARA Solicitors throughout my SQE journey. Mr Nara was extremely supportive from the beginning and always encouraged me to progress towards qualification. The firm gave me the flexibility and time I needed to prepare properly for the exams, and there was never any hesitation when it came to supporting my professional development.

The wider team was also very understanding and supportive, particularly during the more intense stages of my preparation. Having colleagues who understood the pressure of the exams and were willing to help with workload and provide encouragement made a real difference.

I would also specifically mention the support of the Practice Manager, who was always approachable, understanding and helpful in ensuring that I could balance my work commitments with my SQE preparation.

For anyone looking to qualify as a solicitor, I genuinely believe NARA Solicitors provides an excellent environment for aspiring solicitors. The firm does not simply employ people to do a job; there is a real emphasis on development, progression and helping people build their careers."

Supporting the people who support our clients

NARA Solicitors was established in 2024 by Mr Sukhvinder Singh Nara and is based in Canary Wharf, London. In 2025 the firm was named Best New Business at the Legal Growth Awards.

A law firm is only as good as the people in it. Supporting a colleague through qualification means giving them the time to study, being flexible around exam dates and making sure they know the firm is behind them. That is what Anmol needed, and that is what the team gave him.

Our Founder, sukhvinder Nara said " We are committed to creating opportunities and supporting professionals in achieving their goals. We believe that everyone deserves equal opportunities to grow, develop their skills and reach their full potential. Our focus is on building an inclusive environment where every team member is valued, supported and given the opportunity to succeed."

Congratulations, Anmol, from everyone at NARA Solicitors. You can meet the rest of our team here.

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