GMAT Study Plan 2.5 months

Hi coolrahine,

The short answer is yes. But you need to start taking your practice exams now. You have worked through a ton of problems. My concern would be whether or not you are truly learning the takeaways from all of those problems? A common mistake that test makers make is just doing hundreds and hundreds of problems, without fully learning from them, and then assuming that they will get a good gmat score. It sounds like you have been working through the Manhattan GMAT verbal books. If those are the books that you prefer to stick with, then make sure that you are learning strategic takeaways. Also make sure you find a way to learn solid strategies for quant topics. The OG books are great for problems, but they fall short on strategic insights. In addition to the concern about takeaways and true learning, taking actual tests involves a new skill set that requires practice. You have to deal with pacing strategy, knowing when to make educated guesses, etc. These are very real skills, so I would encourage you to take the test on July 29th and to take a practice test every week from now until then. Review your practice tests, and shore up any weaknesses using your study time in between. You can also shore up the quant topics that you mentioned you are weaker at, and make sure that your pacing on the tests is in check.

I hope that helps!