Hi!

The most common way the SAT is approached is by taking weekly practice tests until the exam (these may vary based on the time left and availability). Generally, it is recommended to take a test for three hours, like a normal SAT, and then afterward sit down and review everything, whether you got it right or wrong.

While practice tests are important, your foundations are too. I honestly found Khan Academy's resources for DSAT preparation very organized and direct. It starts off a bit easy at the foundational levels and then quickly becomes more and more challenging.

Based on the amount of time you have left, I’d recommend taking weekly practice tests and, more importantly, taking the time to review them. Outside that, solve a couple of practice problems a day until the last week before your test.

When you’re close to the test date, focus on finishing up and just review. Maybe watch a few YouTube videos or memorize a little vocabulary.

Hope this helps!