Want to restart prep

You are doing well, better than most ppl now. I'm guessing you are smart enough to create structure and all that by yourself, I'll suggest you good resources or minor strategic tweaks for your specific weaknesses:

1. Increase attempts for remainders. It's a very easy topic, it's just about arriving at a cyclical pattern of remainders by keeping on multiplying the number of the previous remainder by the number again. Your success rate is 20% even with accuracy 70+% which means you are skipping arround 70% of these easy questions.
2. Do not attempt any more matrices and determinants questions unless you learn the basics of it. Watch JEE Nexus by Arvind Kalia oneshot on matrices and determinants, learn basics like properties of transverses and inverses and stuff to answer the easy questions of these.
3. Watch AfterBoards capsules on PnC, Sameer Chincholikar Videos on PnC and probability and Binomial Theorem and spam Topic tests and Arun Sharma LOD2 for the same. PnC and other stats topics comes only through building that logic which can only be built through practice.
4. Modulus and profit and loss have no special arcane concept to be learnt through watching lecs, just solve Arun Sharma for these.
5. Among weaknesses, solve LOD1 and 2 completely of Time Speed and Distance.
6. Integral solutions is an extremely easy topic I think you are not aware of how easy it is due to skipping all questions. It's literally trial and error for 10-15secs and then keeping on subtracting/adding till bounds are reached. Please check AfterBoards capsules for this, it's not worth watching a full oneshot for.
7. Geometry -> it's highly likely that by the time you complete all the aforementioned stuff you will have probably a week or so remaining before the exam. It's not necessary to have an empty weakness section. Just learn the basics of these topics, such as certain Circle or Triangle properties, types centres of a triangle, derivations of certain Circle and triangle theorems, the shoelace method of calculating area of a polygon (derived from matrices and determinants, u will notice hopefully). Trigonometric identities like compound angle formulae need to elbe learnt with derivation. Again, it's totally fine if you can't handle so much, I am giving so much gyan but I myself left half of geometry untouched but it still worked out due to other strengths and VA, which you too have.

VA SWOT looks good,

Let's focus on threats first. ( Tbh 67% accuracy in pjs is impressive, you get 2 out of every 3 pjs right, amazing. One can't do much about pjs, but still you can check out gejo speaks on yt for some tips ) Grammar is asked mainly as sentence correction, strategy for same is shared in some other post , here's the link

https://www.afterboards.in/forums/ipmat/verbal-ability/QIuOuV_how_to_improve_sentence_correction_and_sentence_and_completi

For QA

I beleive you have not covered geometry much

Start by covering remaining topics - geometry, binomial, integral solutions, matrices and determinants. Even if you don't like / are not good at any topic , do read the basics, you won't want to miss out if an easy questions comes from that topic.

I would say, don't go on stacking resources, pick one , squeeze it out. Use your coaching to cover concepts, use aftb topic videos to learn shortcuts and then attempt questions from takshzilla and Afterboards.

Keep giving sectionals and mocks scores look fine (v good tbh) I would suggest you to keep giving sectionals and mocks regularly ( good scores btw)

How to structure your day can be understood well through this figma document

https://www.figma.com/board/4YnU6Bysv1RAWPtG6sIE1G/cuet?fuid=1349618726426199125