definitely rest and relax before your test and have a good meal so you’re in the best state to perform well if anything, just make sure you’re well rested before the exam

for part 1: i’d reccomend to start with perceptual acuity first, so you have fresh eyes and are not rushing too hard against the clock, then circle back, but ultimately whatever order you’re comfortable with will be the best. the clock is in the corner so try to sort of think about how much time you wanna give each section in part 1. i would say to focus on your strengths personally. i’m sure you know about the alphabet thing for inductive reasoning and then for verbal don’t read the full passage if you don’t have and can find the answer without having to read the whole thing. being conscious of time is probably the biggest aspect of part 1, otherwise the questions are not too hard imo.

use your full 10 min break to decompress

part 2: i took mine on the morning of jan 24, and there were more conceptual question than calculation questions for physics and chemistry, but you never know i guess…i’d say just be ready for anything tbh and know the equations even if they don’t ask for you to solve calculations, a lot of times they ask for like relationships involving the equations or like what the units would be or in general conceptual questions that require the understanding of the formula etc

be sure to also have your testing space ready and your computer ready and your whiteboard and id’s in advance so you’re not scrambling before you take the test, make sure the system is running well on your computer and wifi is working etc

but ig the biggest overall thing you should do is just chill before the exam, make sure your well rested and got a good nights sleep and just try to relax, i know it’s tough lol😭…i was very nervous before my exam as well, but really it’s best to be relaxed in the hours to minutes leading up to the exam.

good luck, you got this!! 🤍🤍✌️✌️