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Re: Time to dedicate to the IR [#permalink]
That kinda makes sense.. I was thinkin of jus goin over the questions in the GMATprep software. Was jus wonderin if a bad score will reflect badly..

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Re: Time to dedicate to the IR [#permalink]
IR was requested by Bschools to be added since AWA has become less and less important. Plus, the IR section was built by what Bschools wanted, so it includes testing of some very important business topics.

I agree that it will not be very important this coming year because there will be very little benchmarks to go off of, but it definitely could become more important going forward.

Tests change, as the needs and wants of Bschools change. The GMAC would be silly not to adapt...

But to answer the original question, it's been suggested that a test taker should dedicate at least 20 hours of study to the section depending on how strong they are with these skills to start with. SOme will need little to no time, some may need 40+ hours to really master it. Take it seriously.

The test will definitely be a little harder now! Good luck everyone
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