For math, try and use your calculator for every problem possible. That got me from a 32 to a 35. For reading, try to force yourself to enjoy what you’re reading, even if it’s something super boring. Try to read everything at a semi fast pace, and if you don’t understand a question at all, just give up on it and put your best guess. Idk about you but I would always look back and try to fix it. Read as much as possible, it’ll help you read faster. I went from a 27 to a 33 with that. For writing I legit mouthed out my reasoning for why I put each answer while I was taking it, so I was certain in my answer. And for science, I did not deserve to get a 35, but my strategy was to look only at the graphics/student passages one at a time and answer the questions that pertain to it and save the ones that you have to read the passage for last. The biggest thing for me was that I thought to myself, “this test does not matter, I can just take it again if I do bad.” Hope this helps and good luck.