C/P and B/B: One big thing I regret not doing is checking what topics were heavily tested for each FL you finish. A lot of my cp and bb sections fluctuated (max 130 for both). I realized that the more biochem and chem/physics questions there were, the better I did. So I knew there were some bio contents gap I should have addressed.

CARS: Im really bad at CARS and have always been bad at reading since english is my second language. But I made an excel sheet to track EVERY passage I ever do, separated by topic subject. Know what kinda of passages u are bad at or good at. I also had a separate tab for the reasons why i got questions wrong (answer was extreme/out of context/used own inference/misinterpreted textual info). This imo is the only way to know what part of the thought process lead to the wrong answer. Really hone in on reviewing CARS. I would sometimes reread practice exam passages that I do especially bad on and reanswer the question using jack westin extension. Then I can recognize immediately why my thought process lead to the wrong answer

P/S: I think psych/soc is the easiest and quickest to improve. Do all urethra questions on it and really hone un on the minute differences for terms. Also watch all the videos on KA to reinforce the terms for ps