The GMAT integrated reasoning section was introduced in 2012 with the aim of testing skills that are important for success both in business school and in real-life business situations. In the contemporary data-driven world, employers value business leaders who can sort through large amounts of data, determine what is most relevant and incorporate that into
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GMAT Integrated Reasoning (IR) and Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) are the two sections whose scores are not counted towards the overall GMAT score. Therefore, a lot of GMAT takers wonder about the importance of these two sections. Do Analytical Writing Assessment and GMAT Integrated Reasoning matter for business schools? If yes, what is a good
Read MoreIn a table analysis question that contains a long list, calculating mean through traditional method takes time. To save time, we will introduce two techniques that will allow you to logically deduce whether mean is greater than or less than the median. To illustrate my point, let’s review OG 13/#24 question for discussion. ‘The table lists
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If you are an MBA aspirant, chances are you must have heard about and understand the significance of the GMAT and its Quantitative and Verbal sections. In 2012, the GMAC – based on discussions with business schools, employers and other partners introduced a new section into the mix. This section is called the Integrated Reasoning
Read MoreWhat you choose is what you weigh Hi folks, As we experience, life is all about laying priorities & importance to the things that affect our life. ‘Importance’ in mathematical parlance is referred to as ‘Weight’. It depends on an individual ‘how much weight one places on making a choice.’ Be it choosing a
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Payal Tandon
