Sounds like you could be allocating too much time to some questions and not enough to others. Try to look for a pattern in your sections of where you are spending too much vs. not enough time, and where you are more or less accurate. For me personally, in LR, I have found that the first two and last five questions tend to be the hardest. I do questions 3-14 first aiming to go as quickly possible, I slow down for 15-19, then go back to 1 and 2 and then really take my time on 20-25/26. Experiment around to find something that works best for you!
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Sounds like you could be allocating too much time to some questions and not enough to others. Try to look for a pattern in your sections of where you are spending too much vs. not enough time, and where you are more or less accurate. For me personally, in LR, I have found that the first two and last five questions tend to be the hardest. I do questions 3-14 first aiming to go as quickly possible, I slow down for 15-19, then go back to 1 and 2 and then really take my time on 20-25/26. Experiment around to find something that works best for you!