Build a pacing strategy for full-length admissions practice tests

Build a pacing and stamina strategy for my full-length admissions practice tests. Test: [NAME] Section structure: [PASTE THE CURRENT SECTIONS, QUESTION COUNTS, AND TIME LIMITS FROM THE OFFICIAL SITE] My timing data: [WHERE I RUN OUT OF TIME, AVERAGE TIME PER QUESTION TYPE - paste from step 2 if you have it] Recent full-length scores: [SCORES AND DATES] Test date: [DATE] Rules: - Use only the section structure I paste; if I haven't pasted it, ask me for it rather than guessing, since formats change. - Confirm with me whether wrong answers are penalized and whether I can move between questions within a section, because that changes the strategy. Mark assumptions [CONFIRM]. Return: 1. Time checkpoints for each section (e.g. "question 10 by minute 18") and what to do if I'm behind. 2. Skip, flag, and guess rules: how long to spend before moving on, and how to choose a guess. 3. A question-order strategy, if the test allows navigation. 4. A stamina plan: how to build up to full-length tests, a break routine, and what to eat and drink on test day in general terms. 5. A schedule of remaining full-length practice tests until test day, taken under realistic conditions. 6. A 2-hour review method for each full test: timing review, error log, and one change to try next time. This is step 4 of the "Prepare for a graduate admissions test" pack. It works on its own, and can use the timing data from step 2 and drills from step 3.