Just got approval from my company to take PWB + OSCP. 

Trying to decide whether or not to sign up for one starting in early April. I have a vacation scheduled for late May / early June and I don't know whether it would be wasting valuable lab time (got approved for 90 days) or a well needed break. Any thoughts?

Nice one jsm725, I got my approval yesterday and could be starting Sunday

I think I'm doing the 60 day lab and my work are giving me roughly 2 days off before my exam for study leave etc.  So I will get all the time outside of work that I like, and a few hours a week in work to complete the course and mess around with the OffSec lab.

Maybe your work has some study leave as well, if not I'm sure something can be sorted out

Best of luck

Are you asking what operating systems are targets on the exam?

Thanks @BillV

Is there anyway we can get Video tutorial first and start study and later get lab for hand-on experience?

I meant one of OSCP can share video  

No one is going to share their OSCP videos as the persons full name and home address is watermarked into every video.

Bwahahahahaha!  <sorry>  Just got a kick out of that one, being that this IS ethicalhacker.net - keyword 'ethical'     

Nope.  As BillV noted, you won't find OSCP's sharing ths vids.  Non-disclosure is a serious thing, and the vids ARE carefully marked.

I once saw someone else's OLD vids (like PWB 1.0, I think) that they'd found posted somewhere.  I can tell you, by the time the person who posted them had 'blurred' out the watermark, the videos were pretty useless.  The person who showed them to me had already given up trying to learn from those, and paid for the class, instead (as well he should have, to begin with.)  And those old videos have changed a lot, since, so I don't think you'd find them as useful as you'd like.  Case in point, I think if you're looking for handouts like the OSCP vids, I wouldn't waste my time, if I were you.  You'd be better off finding some other study materials and spending time with those (other books, paying for the course, etc)

It's just not worth the trouble, and besides, the value of paying for them is the ability to ask questions of the instructors, etc, anyway.

Thanks guys,

which book you guys suggest for oscp?

Atleast I have money for book to start study.

Thanks! also i would like to add

Penetration Tester's Open Source Toolkit, Volume 2 (c) by Syngress