Start with a realistic study plan
Most learners struggle before they even begin because they study without structure. If you want to pass on your first try, you need a small and consistent plan instead of long sessions you cannot sustain.
Set aside 20 to 30 minute blocks four or five days a week. In each block combine theory, practice tests, and mistake review. That mix helps you remember the rules and understand how DGT questions are written.
Do not take random tests
Taking dozens of tests without reviewing why you got answers wrong does not help. Every mistake should point to a specific weak area: right of way, signs, speed limits, maneuvers, or road safety.