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Hi there, so you have 9 subtopics in your weakness. The only decoding over here is that you sit and solve more of those questions so that you have the confidence to attempt it (increase the attempt rate) and get it right (increase the accuracy rate).
Treat this SWOT quadrant as a DILR graph. If this came in the exam and the question was, "Recommend the student on what steps to take", how would you interpret it?
You having subtopucs under Opportunities and not Threats show that you are conservative with your attempt (not a bad thing per se), now, you need to see if you can improve your conceptual clarity in those topics so that you can choose to attempt it in the sectionals/mocks.
Plus, see the table too. If you click on the "total" heading, it'll sort in the order of lowest greens to highest. Here's a video where we've explained more: https://youtu.be/-lWw3AJEEA0?t=576 (from 09:35)
With respect to Verbal Ability, you need to do vocab, idioms, phrasal verb practice (for Sentence Completion and Incorrect Words).
okay, now I understand what topics I should revise and focus most on, this has given a lot of clarity. Thank you