They are much more convoluted to answer than normal GMAT Prep questions…
I’m talking, of course, about the new Integrated Reasoning questions on the GMAT Exam.
These questions have multiple parts to any one question. Getting any one sub-question wrong will deny you credit for the whole question.
Some of these questions have graphs and tables with them (seemingly friendly), but some of them look like critical reasoning and problem solving on steroids.
I’m talking, of course, about the Integrated Reasoning section of the GMAT Exam.
Luckily for you, we at GMATPill have broken this new section down for you in our free e-book. Everything you need to know about how the new section fits into the GMAT Exam, what question types there are, what sample questions look like, how the scoring works, and how you might prepare are included in this e-book.
This GMATPIll IR E-Book complements GMATPill’s first e-book entitled “How to Ace the GMAT in 1 Month“. This new IR E-Book focuses only on the integrated reasoning section of the exam and introduces you to the new question types you’ll see during your GMAT prep.
Here’s a glimpse into the table of contents of the Integrated Reasoning Ebook with 52+ pages about everything you need to know for this section of the GMAT test.
You’ll see sample integrated reasoning GMAT questions as well as links to solutions including video solutions by GMAT Pill.
Yes. Sample questions are also available for free with the video explanations available only to paid members.
Absolutely. We have over 100+ questions specifically designed for the integrated reasoning section – each with a unique video explanation that explains the GMAT Pill thought process approach to tackling these new GMAT questions. Just click any of the links above and you’ll see them as part of the GMAT Practice Pill Platform.
Of the 4 integrated reasoning sections shown, we recommend putting a little extra emphasis on two part analysis and multi source reasoning. These question types may be different from what you’re used to so it’s important to get used to the look and feel of these questions. While the graphics section may be the most fun, the two part and multi source parts require the most reasoning skills. So don’t underestimate these subsections.
This ebook provides a solid run through of the core components you will need to know so you know what to expect for this 30 minute section of the GMAT exam. However, you’re going to want to practice on actual integrated reasoning questions in a realistic interface. You’re also going to want to see how an expert approaches these types of questions and the general pace at which he or she would go through a question. There are a variety of concepts tested here including slope, correlation, reasoning, logic and assumption, and reading. So if you could benefit from an outside perspective, take a look at the Integrated Reasoning Pill.
See more sample GMAT integrated reasoning questions here.
Table of Contents | See Pricing
Verbal Questions: Sentence Correction | Critical Reasoning | Reading Comprehension
Quant Videos: Problem Solving | Data Sufficiency
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