It sounds like you have a pretty good plan down! My recommendations are to focus more on improving your weak areas (since you still have a couple of weeks before your actual exam), and maybe to pay attention to your pacing. However, don't be TOO focused on spending the exact same amount of time per question, since difficult questions will naturally take more time to finish than the easier ones; but do know whether you're spending too much time on a question, and if it might just be time to move on to the next.

Try not to change your routine the day of the test - for example, if you usually wake up at noon, don't try to wake up at the crack of dawn to get some extra studying in. I also recommend NOT studying the day of, or the night before, the test, so that you're more calm and relaxed for it.

Lastly, keep in mind that you won't be allowed to bring a watch or stop watch into the testing facility, so if you're not JUST counting down (or up) the time it takes for the entire section (for example, if you're resetting the watch after every question or every block of questions), you should get out of the habit of doing that.

Hope this helps, and good luck!