GMAT Integrated Reasoning Sample Questions
Although the Next Generation GMAT is still taking shape, the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) has already released a limited number of sample Integrated Reasoning GMAT problems. Building on what is already known about these new questions, Veritas Prep has developed its own practice questions to help you familiarize yourself with the new Integrated Reasoning question type. Check back soon, as we will continually update this page with new free practice questions to help you get ready for the new Integrated Reasoning section of the GMAT!Table Analysis
Table analysis questions will provide test takers with a table of data, and ask them to determine the accuracy of 4-5 statements. The data table is sortable, and requires decisive analysis techniques to make the most of the information presented.
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Graphics Interpretation
Graphics interpretation questions will require test takers to read and interpret a graph or other image, and then complete a handful of response statements using drop-down menus.
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Multi-Source Reasoning
Multi-source reasoning problems present test takers with a set of tabbed pages, each with relevant information. Test takers must utilize all of the provided sources to determine the accuracy of the given statements.
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Two-Part Analysis
Two-part analysis problems require the test taker to determine the two correct components of the answer. Answer choices are presented in a table, and all provided options must be considered.
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