GMAT Focus Intro: Data Insights Section
Summary
The GMAT Data Insights section is a critical component of the exam, testing candidates' abilities to analyze and apply data in real-world scenarios.
- Data Insights is unique to the GMAT, focusing on processing large amounts of data from both quantitative and verbal information.
- No new math or verbal content is needed; skills from Quant and Verbal sections translate directly.
- The section is computer-adaptive, includes 20 questions to be answered in 45 minutes, and allows access to an on-screen calculator.
- Five question types are featured: multiple-source reasoning, table analysis, graphics interpretation, two-part analysis, and data sufficiency.
- Data sufficiency questions, a significant portion of this section, test the ability to determine if provided statements offer enough data to answer a question.
Chapters
00:05
Introduction to Data Insights
00:51
Skills Required for Data Insights
01:14
Structure and Scoring of Data Insights
00:00
Question Types in Data Insights
02:42
Understanding Data Sufficiency
