The pacing, flagging and keyboard habits that turn a good method into a good score on the day.
Work out your seconds-per-question for each section and rehearse it until it is automatic: about 30 seconds in Verbal Reasoning, a generous ~63 seconds in Decision Making, ~43 seconds in Quantitative Reasoning, and ~22 seconds per Situational Judgement item.
Never let one question eat another's time. If it is not yielding, pick your best answer, flag it, and move — a flagged return beats a perfect answer that costs you two others.
The real test gives you a flag tool, a navigator to jump between questions, an on-screen calculator in Quantitative Reasoning, and keyboard shortcuts. Practicing in a faithful replica means none of this is new on the day — which is exactly how AceUCAT's question runner is built.
There is no negative marking. Never leave a question blank; guess, flag, and come back if time allows.
Arrive early with valid ID. You get scrap paper or a whiteboard and a basic on-screen calculator — practice mental and on-screen calculation so the tool speeds you up rather than slows you down. Read each section's instruction screen, take the calm breath, and start.