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You aren't too far away from such high... To be honest, it's hard to say what would help you unless I know which questions you are getting wrong. So, that said, my quick answer would be the following:
LR: Do you really understand the logic or inferences of the argument/stimulus? If not, then that's something you can work on...
RC: If dense passages are giving you a hard time, try reading more...
If questions are giving you a hard time, then reflect back and know if you really understand what the question is asking you to do...
Good luck,
You are very close! I was in the same position a few months back. My BR scores were in the 160s now they are mostly 172 and above. Honestly what worked for me is to continue doing timed tests and a thorough BR. I've i stared seeing improvements after about 10 tests. Now my goal is to raise my timed score closer to my BR.
@FaviPapi @Gee-dawg Thanks for your reply!