Section Breakdown:

Knowledge Required:
According to the Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC), the integrated reasoning section requires two types of knowledge:

• Mathematical: basic knowledge of arithmetic, elementary algebra, geometry, and statistics
• Verbal: understanding written material, reasoning and evaluating arguments

Other Important Facts:

• On-screen calculator provided
• Section is not adaptive
• No partial credit given
• No penalties for wrong answers
• Section will include experimental questions

Looking for Integrated Reasoning practice? Check out the links below!

Table Analysis Example Problem #1

Table Analysis Example Problem #2

Table Analysis Example Problem #3

Multi-Source Reasoning Example Problem #1

Multi-Source Reasoning Example Problem #2

Two-Part Analysis Example Problem #1

Two-Part Analysis Example Problem #2

Two-Part Analysis Example Problem #3

Graphics Interpretation Example Problem #1