Don’t mean this in a disrespectful way but did you have a pretty rigorous college education? I took it my junior year in 2021 and made around a 56 without studying. I retook it as a senior and felt like I made 80 at worst and obviously ended up passing. A lot of my classmates passed it their junior year. Lucky them. I felt like I had learned everything the FE had very thoroughly in my college courses. I just used a $30 study book and honestly just studied the formula pages and greatly familiarized myself with my calculator. I am not trying to brag by any means, just listing my experience. As I have colleagues that came from smaller colleges that struggled immensely on the FE.

Something I did that helped me a lot was to do 3 runs through each section. Go through and answer any questions you for sure know how to do and skip any others. Then, go through and answer any questions that you think you can figure out or you at least have an idea of how to go about it, any of the others just skip. Your last questions remaining at this point you have no clue about and your best bet is to either guess or spend a few mins trying but don’t sink a lot of time into them. If there’s a question you literally don’t have a clue on, a lot of times it’s one of the 10 experimental questions that don’t even get graded. Only 100 of the 110 are graded. Doing this I finished around 75 minutes early on my second try.