To take your GMAT Preparation to the next level, you need to do the following:

Timeline: Within 1 to 2 months after T.I.M.E. Classroom training or lesser (Depending on the time you have before your GMAT test date)

Note 1: Make sure that you allocate your time judiciously among all 3 areas (Quant/ Verbal/ IR) every week.

Note 2: Your GMAT preparation continues to include both the OFFLINE STUDY and ONLINE TEST PRACTICE modes.

OFFLINE PRACTICE:

1. Complete all questions from SM1921703: QUESTION BANK ON GMAT 700 TO 800 LEVEL QUESTIONS {All GMAT Sections; All topics}
2. Solve questions from GMAT Official Guide {All GMAT Sections; All topics}
3. Solve questions from GMAT Verbal Review {All GMAT Sections; All topics}
4. Revise concepts from T.I.M.E. QUANT/ VERBAL/ IR Classroom Handouts and Study Material (SM1921701, SM1921302, SM1921702)

ONLINE STUDY/ TEST PRACTICE:

1. Go through the Video Lectures brought to you by T.I.M.E. (70 hours of Expert Video discussion on different topics)
2. Solve Quant Sectional Tests Nos. 1 to 8 (Each test covers All topics in Quant viz Problem Solving and Data Sufficiency)
3. Solve Verbal Sectional Tests Nos. 1 to 9 (Each test covers All topics in Verbal viz Sentence Correction, Critical Reasoning, and Reading Comprehension)
4. Solve IR Sectional Tests Nos. 1 to 10 (Each test covers All areas in IR)

THE COMPLETE GMAT TEST TAKING PRACTICE

With about ten weeks to go before your actual GMAT Test, you should embark on the following plan:

1. Continue to solve questions from GMAT Official Guide and Verbal Review.
2. Ideally, you should take one CBT and one CAT per week. The tests should be followed by an in-depth analysis on your part

You must experiment with the three options which are now available to you (while taking the above CBTs and CATs) to see which one works best for you.

The three options for your GMAT exam's section order are:

1. AWA, IR, QUANT, VERBAL (Original GMAT Order)
2. QUANT, VERBAL, IR, AWA
3. VERBAL, QUANT, IR, AWA

All the best!
T.I.M.E. GMAT TEAM