macrobb heyy, here are some tips for the exam as i sat it last yr
basically the most challenging component last year was quantitative, as most people struggled the most with it. practice spotting patterns and relationships between numbers quickly. I'd advise you to try find some past hendersons papers to practice on bc those are pretty good for practice as well as some daily logic puzzles like sudoku.
for maths, js master your basic algebra, ratios, percentages, geometry, and number pattern sequences thru doing timed mini exam simulations. I'd say to focus on managing your time properly and to not spend too long on each question, 30s max and guess if you don't know.
as for verbal reasoning, build your vocabulary and practice spotting word relationships like analogies, the free flashcard sets on quizlet would probably help you. I found a bunch of resources off studocu, and it really helped me, so you could probably use that website too.
the writing component is generally easier, just practice planning essays in 5 mins and writing them out in 15, focus on clear arguments for persuasive prompts (just memorise the general structure of it all, elaborate off the dot points from your plan arguments), and for creative, you could use the script of a movie that relates to the prompt. don't make it too obvious and obviously tweak a few things up from the storyline, and you're probably set.
since you have less than 2 weeks, just try doing 1-3 practice exams a day of the component you think you're struggling the most w atm. goodluck!
