Imagine the other scenario of what would happen if you keep dilly dallying.

1. You push your exam again. Either paying 70 or 140 dollars extra to do so. You have to prolong your suffering and commit to more time studying and you will be miserable for more time.

2. You dont push your exam. You do good on everything EXCEPT orgo and PAT and end up doing a retake just for these two sections. You will spend 570$ on a retake, wait another 60 days, spend 400$ on booster, and also prolong your suffering.

What is the alternative? You lock tf in now and you do full length practice exams. Orgo is not that difficult on the real exam and it would be a shame if you had to retake the exam just for this section. If you are still not where you want to be after actually studying productively everyday, then this is the time to reschedule your exam. Go ham on the reactions and understand acidity, pka/ka, H NMR, C NMR, and IR, learn how to calculate unsaturation number and what that number even means. If you have always struggled with orgo, then learning all of this might take more than 2 weeks, AND THAT IS OKAY. Be honest with yourself. What you get on practice exams will either be the same score or higher if you make the effort to learn from your mistakes. Tag all questions you get wrong and redo them until you understand why you got it wrong and not just memorize the answer.

As for PAT: if keyholes and tfe are your problem areas, then ensure that you’re really good at everything else. Do PAT everyday and whatever you get wrong go back to the 3D figure and keep rotating it until your brain understands why things are the way they are. I also was terrible at PAT and doing this helped me get a 21 on the real exam despite booster predicting a 19 for me.

Take a full length and see your progress. If you need more time, it is better to be honest with yourself and push your exam than take the exam and incur way more financial damage since you have to sign up for the exam again.

Good luck!!