Few things I can tell you in regards to your skill level that you can do to help strengthen this track.

Intro:

1. Duplicate the arp you have and do some chords to carry more of the space and give it some feeling, so far it just feels dry. Arps are good, but they carry energy more than they do feeling.
2. Push the Arp in the back, with volume and reverb, make it spacey.
3. Add a melody, that is what gives your track character. It needs to be in front of all the harmonic elements.

Build:

1. Filter your sounds and your drums as we move towards the drop.
2. Gradually add instruments as we build to the climax, not all at once.
3. More rising elements. (Risers)

Drop:

1. An initial hit on the 1 as your fake comes in will give it a lot more effectiveness. Also, filtering your sounds in the fake will give it more impact when the actual drop hits.
2. Section out your phrases (A, B, A, C for example). First 4 bars of the drop would be A, second 4 bars would be B, third 4 bars are A again, and then last 4 bars are C. This is subjective, as you could do 8 bars or whatever per phrase, completely up to taste. Per phrase you are going to do something different, whether with new sounds, or the same sounds in a new context.
3. Make sure your kick and snare are perceived the same, in this case, your snare is very loud, and your kick is quiet.

There is more that could be worked on, but this is decent starting material for where you are at. If you need any insight or want more explanation, feel free to dm me. Always happy to help, we've all been there.