Is It OSCP Time?

Hey all,
I'm hoping to get some feedback for some OSCP decision making. I'm thinking about purchasing the PWK course with 60 days of lab time. I'm taking the GWAPT next week and once I'm done, my training schedule should be free for the next few months. At the GWAPT training, I was encouraged to go ahead and start the course...
I'm curious though... am I ready? Over the last year, I've completed the GPEN and GCIH. I've been working my way (slowly) through the eLearnSecurity PTP course material, and just started the System section with all the buffer overflow stuff. I feel pretty comfortable with the pentest stuff, but I know I still have a lot to learn. I've been doing web app pentesting as a job for about 6 months now. Am I at a point where I could realistically pay for the course and 60 days of lab access, and be ready for the exam at the end of the lab time?
Appreciate any input or feedback!
I'm hoping to get some feedback for some OSCP decision making. I'm thinking about purchasing the PWK course with 60 days of lab time. I'm taking the GWAPT next week and once I'm done, my training schedule should be free for the next few months. At the GWAPT training, I was encouraged to go ahead and start the course...
I'm curious though... am I ready? Over the last year, I've completed the GPEN and GCIH. I've been working my way (slowly) through the eLearnSecurity PTP course material, and just started the System section with all the buffer overflow stuff. I feel pretty comfortable with the pentest stuff, but I know I still have a lot to learn. I've been doing web app pentesting as a job for about 6 months now. Am I at a point where I could realistically pay for the course and 60 days of lab access, and be ready for the exam at the end of the lab time?
Appreciate any input or feedback!
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It's just a matter of timeline, really. I take the GWAPT next week, freeing me from that obligation. I'll likely attend another SANS training in November, so I'm trying to fill that time gap. While I don't think any certs will make any difference in my current job, I do like the idea of getting the OSCP this year. My thought was that if I waited to finish the PTP course first, I'd likely encounter overlap between the PWK course and my SANS training (either GPYC or GXPN). From what I've read, it sounds like it's best to start the PWK course and give the exercises and labs 100% of your training focus, rather than doubling up.
I have a chunk of the PTP course completed, with just the System and WiFi sections left to go. The Wifi section doesn't seem like it'll be very useful for the OSCP, but the System section definitely does. Is it worth waiting to finish that section? I really don't know much about the quality of info in the PWK course. The PTP material isn't perfect, but it definitely seems thorough.
Related, but is the eCPPT exam worth taking? I bought the training specifically for the training, without giving much thought to the exam and cert.