I struggled with time and with reading a paragraph over and over. I would recommend reading something before bed, preferably an article of whatever subject you struggle with the most. This helped get better with reading comprehension in general and timing just came along as I read more and more. I’d suggest this and as you are reading the passage pay attention to the details, authors’s opinions, points of view etc and don’t overthink when answering. Many times, if an answer choice seems too obvious to be right, that turns out to be the right answer.

Hi, it seems that you are in the same boat I was a couple of weeks ago. If you keep finding that you need to close a big gap between your BR and your PT score, you should incorporate timed drills, something like trying to answer the first 15 of a section in 10 min and the last 10 (usually the hardest) in 20 minutes. I'd recommend reading at least two articles a day from whatever website you prefer, ideally something like the economist. If you finished the curriculum you should probably take one PrepTest a week at most and then BR it and even more importantly do the wrong answer journal for every question and then do priorities by tag for the rest of the week and rinse and repeat. You'll see a huge jump in the upcoming scores.