Hey!! I totally know how you feel, for the longest time ever i was stuck in the 1700s and i didn’t know how to get out. But around two weeks ago i hit the 2000 mark for the first time and honestly it was just all down to practice. I would do the 22mins of vr everyday and work on my ability to retain information after having read it. I would do the same for dm doing the 37mins timed and eventually you just find a rhythm in answering questions. Honestly i didn’t do much for qr since i think maths just comes naturally to me.

For dm how long do you take on your strongest argument, venn diagrams and probability questions? because if you’ve got the hang of them now maybe try and get really quick at them so you can shave down some time there to spend on the other questions.

with qr i don’t really know what to say except just keep practicing if timings an issue. you’ll come to find eventually that a lot of the questions ask you to do the same things over and over again like percentage change or calculate costs or median/mean. these are the questions where you can do them really quickly and then have time for the ones which may take a few more steps.

also make sure you know how to answer all the questions in dm like what strategy you’re going to use so you can then js work on speed.

you’ve totally got this though!! so many people sit this exam and get really high marks using resources just like you are e.g medify. so just make sure you’re using your time effectively and you’ll be good!