I think you should also spend some time in math. Starting verbal section knowing you did well in quant will help to boost your confidence.

Here is what i think

Dont leave out any section while preparing.
If verbal is ur weak area, by all means spend more time on it, but make sure u keep in touch with quants too.
And in Verbal try solving all three sc, rc and cr.

These are things that helped me.
U must hv seen a lot of them suggest this : Cr -try and see if u can go through CR powerscore bible and for SC try Manhattan SC guide (if u have'nt as yet)

and these below links helped me analyze while i was studying, suggestions by stacey and ron from manhattan

https://www.beatthegmat.com/need-tips-fr ... tml#107595

https://www.beatthegmat.com/mba/2010/03/ ... study-list
(try those how to analyze links )


Hope that helps
Good luck

Thanks shalzz9 and uwhusky,

I did all go through the posts you gave and did little analysis.

1) Time management (never took full-GMAT test before exam) and also didn't practice in timed environment. I am planning to use bellcurves or grockit for that. I used grockit, it is very timed and i liked it. yet to try bellcurves
2) I took sometime to read and understand big passages in answering the reasoning questions. i think i am goign to spend time in reading wall street journal and economist.
3) I have to improve my score on quantitative as it is easy to improve and bump my overall score.

I am also planning to read wallsteet journal and economist going forward instead of msn/yahoo news pages.

My goal is get more than 700 to get into my dream B-school.

thanks
kps