You are doing most things right. One of the biggest tips I can give you is to focus on the questions. Learning the material/taking notes/watching vids is great but there is no substitute for doing as many questions as possible. Do all the mcqs in your book (I suggest Wiley) and take notes in the margins on the ones that you missed. This will point out your weaknesses in no time and there is the added bonus of seeing some of the same questions on the exam. Also, what helped me out is the fact that the writing portion on BEC is 15% (or something) of the grade. There is a way to answer the questions (like using a template answer and insert what you know about the topic) plus you don't have to get the material exactly right, just sound like you know what you are talking about. Remember, they are grading on your grammar/commas etc… not accuracy. Good luck next time, just do millions of MCQs and don't waste too much time reviewing material unless you keep missing questions on it!
Oh yeah, one more thing. If you are using wiley, they tell you how the topics are weighted. pay attention to that it helped me way more on REG than BEC but is still really useful. As you can tell, I believe that focusing too much on reviewing material rather than constantly testing what you know/memorized is a waste of time and wiley helps out by telling you how the material is weighted.
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