From my knowledge, they're random. I just loaded up the VR mocks 1-4 on the OQB and on 2 of them, YNCT came first and on the rest, it came later on. Make sure to properly answer YNCT questions. They're quite easy if you scan the key words and can pick you free marks

how are you findings the VR revising?

lets talk. what would you like help with?

how would you like help with the PS? https://www.skool.com/the-lab-3-2554/about I heard here is amazing too...

you have 44 questions. these are in sub sections 22 minutes overall 3 kinds. 1) author opinions. 2) statements and questions. 3) true false cant tell scanning vs full text i recommend full text apart from in the true false cant tell. up to you thought. timings. you have 22 minuites when you're at 1800, you should've done the first 2 sets of texts (or 8 questions) when you're at 10:00, you should be on question 25 etc. Get used to the timings. (go to the table) appreciate dependign on where you are the speed can change. how to improve on VR there are 6 tips i have for you to improve Just spamming sets won'r really help. you need to get good at speed reading. reading wiki artilecs helps, and trying to summarise each paragraph and what it actually has to say. never do untimed sets. scanning features on some websites can help chunking information. if i read a pargraph talking about bryn irons on youtube, i would not think 'pargraph 2 is about brynirons on youtrub'e i would say 'the 2nd pargraph sayus 'brynirons is famous on youtube BECAUSE of his GCSE and medical series where he teaches others'. with names, you don't need to memroseit hem. for example, instead of 'bryn irons, is a medcal student born in 2005, who helps others on his youtube platform i would read this as 'someone in 2005 helps people on youtube' true false can't tell sometimes require 2 pieces of information. for example 'bryn irons is a medical student and in 2026 became the best youtuber' must have 2 truths 1) me being a medicals stduent and 2) me being the best youtuber.

how are you finding studying VR?