Open your Typestrix profile and look at per-key accuracy. Almost every typist has two or three problem keys, often P, B, or Y, caused by weak-finger reaches. General practice barely fixes these because common words avoid them.
Drill one: isolate the key
Type the problem letter fifty times in a row, slowly, with the correct finger. Boring works: isolation forces the weak finger to learn the reach.
Drill two: word ladders
Chain words containing the key, for P: up, put, open, happy, apply. Speed up only when accuracy holds above 98%.
Drill three: slow races
Join a multiplayer race and deliberately type at 80% pace. Racing tempts you to rush; practicing restraint under pressure transfers directly to real tests.
Put this guide to work
Open a test and practise what you just read.