Recognise the question before you solve it
Every KYK point pairs the keywords that identify a question type with the rule that cracks it — and the method stays on screen while you work through the highest-difficulty questions of that type.
Twenty points spanning special triangles, exponentials, solvability, statistics and factorisation — the recurring high-difficulty math question types, each reduced to a cue and a thumb rule.
Eighteen advanced points plus a closing mixed set: parabola parameters, radical and polynomial inequalities, unit circles at awkward angles, joined and similar solids, and dimensional analysis under pressure.
Points 0A through 13 — every Standard English Conventions decision on the Reading & Writing section, plus the two Expression of Ideas question types, each with the cue to spot and the elimination order to follow.