You gotta practice as much as you can. Watch videos and do the generators. Bootcamp is nice because for the generators you can see what you got wrong. Try to work on the timing. For example with cube counting as you practice you can easily begin to see which cubes are 5 sided, 4 sided, and 3 sided. With practice you'll be able to do that in 5 minutes or less. For angle ranking don't spend more than 5 minutes on there. Use the answer choices to see which ones would be correct. Don't go off of your own perception without looking at the choices because with the answer choices you can do elimination. For pattern folding you can do better by looking at a unique side or shape in the pattern. For instance if the answer choice has a certain shape that the opened pattern has, then that is a good indication that its the answer. Again you gotta practice this to get it down. Hole punching gets better with practice too. Pretty much, cube counting, hole punching, and angle ranking should be done in 15-20 minutes because those shouldn't take much time. I know angle ranking may be very confusing between 2 choices, but you have to pick your gut choice and go with it and move on to the next question(s). Top Front End you will get better with practice. I guarantee to you that. I had recently stopped doing TFE for 2 weeks and I totally sucked at it. However, when I was consistent in doing the TFE, reviewing the wrong answers, watching videos, etc. I was getting 12-13/15 correct correct. It takes time and practice so you'll be good if you practice. Another suggestion is to check Ari's bootcamp PAT videos on YouTube. I think keyholes is my weakest because I spend so much time on that section and I need like 20 minutes to do all 15 problems. Hopefully with more practice it'll get better.
