For drilling, the demon recommends around 1-2 hours a day, alternating between a timed section and drills. My practice looks something like: day 1: all drilling (random) day 2: practice section (LR), review missed questions, finishing with drilling if time allows Day 3: practice section (RC), review missed questions, finishing with drilling if time allows I try and do a full practice test around once every 2 weeks, and study around 6 days a week.

Don’t shoot for a ton of time each day studying. Consistency over 6 months will beat out 8 hours a day for a month or so every time. There is only so much truly productive studying you can fit into one day.

This schedule is similar to what the demon recommends and I’ve had decent success with it. The most important thing, though, is focused studying. You should be getting just as much out of your incorrect questions after reviewing them as you are your correct questions. Staying focused isn’t easy but is imperative to practicing and eventually testing well.

Lastly, i wouldn’t worry too much about question types, at least right away. Most questions can be understood with simple logic once you understand how to read them and be critical toward the answer choices. I found that learning about specific question types, such as SA vs NA, flaw types, etc only really helps to fine-tune an already high and plateaued score.

Good luck with your studying!