Congrats! I'd go hard on your WAJ, even for the ones you got right in BR. This is a lot of useful data. Take a look at the question types you were getting wrong, and focus on drilling one question type at a time. I recommend doing smaller drills (5-6 questions) so that you can lock in and be intentional about your process. Elimination drilling is also a great way to make sure you're leaving no stone unturned: in addition to choosing the right answer, you also have to eliminate all the other ACs and explain to yourself why it's wrong. It's also worth looking at the questions that you may have gotten right, but took a little extra time on, or were back and forth between answers.
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Congrats! I'd go hard on your WAJ, even for the ones you got right in BR. This is a lot of useful data. Take a look at the question types you were getting wrong, and focus on drilling one question type at a time. I recommend doing smaller drills (5-6 questions) so that you can lock in and be intentional about your process. Elimination drilling is also a great way to make sure you're leaving no stone unturned: in addition to choosing the right answer, you also have to eliminate all the other ACs and explain to yourself why it's wrong. It's also worth looking at the questions that you may have gotten right, but took a little extra time on, or were back and forth between answers.
I hope that helps, and happy studying!