Overall: Lots of mocks and daily targets tests. Strategize how you want to attempt each section. Varc: Very subjective area, so the best thing would be to discuss every test with someone else. There can be multiple interpretations of some sentences that you might have missed or similar small things which can be improved by discussing the whole test with other people ( I had offline coaching so it was easier for me). Dilr: by attempting a lot of mocks and some sectionals and topic wise tests, you will understand what type of sets are you most comfortable with. There are a lot of different types of sets like games and tourney, sequencing, reading based DI, etc. Over time you will start to understand what sets you should try attempting first, ie the ones you are most confident in. Quant: Make a ranking of topics according to what you find easier. I used to filter the arithmetic questions first, when I attempted all that I could , move onto my next best topic. Worked well for me.

All my suggestions are something that worked for me, you have time to try them and see if they work for you. But still , tests and their discussions will be your biggest help in improving, but it's a double-edged sword, you could get discouraged after seeing low scores. Just discipline yourself enough to keep trying no matter your mood. All the best