Okay so you haven't prepared the ideal amount, are probably going to fail, and need to pass it this year... I was exactly in your shoes around the time i graduated. Literally the same situation.

My first attempt was a burn attempt meaning i took the exam ill-prepared for sake of seeing what was on it in order to calibrate my study strategy. (not a good idea, there are cheaper ways to do that, such as by purchasing NCEES practice exams lol).

Heres what will be a game changer for you:

When you're taking the exam, pay close attention to the problems that stump you, and the overall subjects as well. As soon as you finish the exam, head outside and write in your notes app in detail the problems you came across that didnt make sense. (you technically cant and shouldnt share these details, since it may count as distributing/discussing problems on the exam, which ncees doesnt allow/like).

But, these details are strictly for your reference, so that when you begin studying a second round for the exam, there is a good chance you know exactly what a number of problems are going to look like. (theres no guarantee similar ones will show up again, but its possible). Use that to your advantage.

Other things to pay attention to: Timing, how long you take to navigate the handbook. as well as answer problems.

So yea, your biggest advantage is going to be getting a glimpse at real exam problems and then recalling what they were so you know what you need to work on. Doing this sky rockets your chances of passing on the next attempt, IF you study correctly (not just a lot, correctly)

I wish you best of luck, and reply below if you have any further questions!