710 (Q44,V42) Gmat prep-->740+ IRL. Possible in 2 months?

Dear Dasboot,
First of all, congratulations on a very impressive performance on a "cold" practice GMAT! That's great! In answer to your first question, it's definitely possible to have that kind of improvement, or more, with a solid two months of practicing. Here's a three-month practice schedule designed for someone at your level:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/3-month-gm ... -students/
You'll have to do some adjustment to fit it into a two-month framework, but if you are working 3-4 hr/day, that shouldn't be a problem.

As for your second question, it's harder to say, in part because you already are the upper percentile range on both Q & V. I would say, at this point, it's going to be hard to make substantial changes only because there's so much you already know --- the folks who can make the biggest improvements are the folks who need to learn basics concepts, if you see what I mean. Which section holds the most promise for improvement for you depends also on your particular proclivities --- exactly what V mistakes are you making? of exactly what Q concepts are you not sure? The devil is in the details! I would tend to recommend: devote your time 45% to Q, 45% to V, with a modicum to AWA & IR. Focus on (a) what you know you don't know, and (b) the most advanced concepts in each area. That will give you the most improvement from where you are now.

Here's a blog about resources:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2013/best-gmat- ... rces-2013/

If you let me know which Q concepts you have forgotten or don't know, I would be happy to provide some blogs and practice problems.

I hope all this helps.
Mike