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The GMAT Integrated Reasoning How to Prepare Q&A
Verbal Reasoning
Reading Comprehension Critical Reading Sentence Correction
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Evaluate Outcomes
Integrated Reasoning
Interpret
Convert Data
Multi-Source Reasoning
Test takers will be asked to use text, charts, and/or tables from two to three sources of information to answer questions
Table Analysis
Test takers will be presented with a sortable table of information, which has to be analyzed to determine if answer statements are accurate
Graphics Interpretation
Test takers will be asked to interpret a graph or graphical image, and select from a drop-down list to make response statements accurate
Two-Part Analysis
A question will involve two components for a solution. Possible answers will be given in a table format with a column for each component and rows with possible options; test takers will be asked to consider the options provided
Does not affect your Quant or Verbal scores Scale from 1 to 8 with intervals of 1 No Partial Credit Must answer all parts to a question correctly to receive credit
Relevance of IR
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5 Key Facts
Integrated Reasoning is a 30-minute section of 12 questions with a separate score. Quantitative and Verbal sections have not changed. Integrated Reasoning replaced the AWA Analysis of an Issue essay. Scores valid for 5 years. Over 5,400 programs worldwide take GMAT scores.
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Online IR Section
Online IR