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Current score 550, aiming for 660, help?

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by ashli99 » Fri Jun 17, 2011 5:01 am
my current score in GMAT is 550 and would like to push it up to 650! my exam will be in one months time, my weaknesses are:

word problem questions
probability, combination and permutation
SC

how can i obtain 600+ questions in those areas to practice??

Thanks
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by arun@crackverbal » Mon Jun 20, 2011 10:15 am
You have not mentioned what you have practiced with so far. Strongly suggest you solve questions from the Official Guide. For tougher questions in Quant you can check this forum for a document containing 198 actual GMATPrep questions.

To answer your specific problems:

word problem questions
>> Manhattan GMAT has an excellent book on this topic. I recommend you start with that.

probability, combination and permutation
>> These are not tested so often to adversely impact your overall scores. You can do a simple google search and find some entry-level math tutorial on these topics. Don't sweat!

SC
>> What in SC? It is a vast topic so you need to provide some specifics. Let us know what help you need on this.

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