Ucat not improving

How do you improve though I don't think my technique of revision is right. I'm doing plenty of questions but not seeing my scores rise

Hi, I got 2740 not the best score but the way I improved was by doing a set of questions e.g. AR and not timing myself. After I would note down any patterns that took me a long time to figure out or missed on a notepad to practice ar again, slowly this allowed me to improve at AR. I did this with the other sections, for the maths portion I would practice with the calc to ensure I could type quickly.

Ok so do I screenshot all the answers I got wrong and redo them ?

Hi ive just decided to redo year 12 in september to switch subjects to bio,chem,maths. In hope of getting into dentistry or medicine. I am doing my ucat next year but started revising 6 weeks ago.
im concerned because ive done in total 7000 questions and 4 mocks but dont feel like my score is improving. i know im doing something wrong as there is no way people do like 3 hours a day and do so well and im messing up this bad so im convinced im incorrectly doing something.
My first mock i got 2390 band 3
my second mock i got 2450 band 1
my 3rd mock i got 2390 band 2
and my 4th was 2470 band 2.
Im really upset because i know that ive spent many hours revising and dont understand why im not improving. can someone help please i feel like just to forget even doing the ucat.
Please advise

Theres no point practicing the UCAT if your not gonna sit it in 2024. It isn't an exam of which you learn its content, you just work on how u answer and which ones you decide to skip, focus closer on the time

To be honest, you are quite likely to burn out that way, but everyone is different, so do what works for you! x

Oh right I had it in my head I could do like 1 hour a day so I'm prepared when the time comes.
Is that not a good idea ?

Theres no point practicing the UCAT if your not gonna sit it in 2024. It isn't an exam of which you learn its content, you just work on how u answer and which ones you decide to skip, focus closer on the time

To be honest I don't think it's that it's my max score what I'm on now. I think it's because before all I was doing was just doing questions without even checking what I was doing wrong. I was mindlessly doing questions without checking where my mistakes were
From now I'm gonna actually do less questions but check and improve on what I'm doing wrong
Thanks for the help