Everything about Data Insights in GMAT Focus : A beginner's guide

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Data Insights

What it Measures: The ability to analyze and interpret data and apply it to real-world business scenarios. The Data Insights section of this exam leverages its question types to measure a newly calibrated digital and data literacy dimension—one of the most relevant and in-demand skills in business today.

- Consists of 20 multiple-choice questions, to be completed in 45 minutes.
- Question types include:
- Data Sufficiency,
- Multi-Source Reasoning,
- Table Analysis,
- Graphics Interpretation, and
- Two-Part Analysis.
An on-screen calculator is available in this section.

Data Insights scores range from 60 – 90.

How it’s Scored: The Data Insights score is based on three factors:

1) the number of questions answered,

2) whether the answers are correct or incorrect,

3) the difficulty and other parameters of the questions answered.

Some questions may have multiple parts; all parts of a question must be answered correctly to receive credit for that question.

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Importance of Data Insights in scoring (Linear)
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Demo solution of Data Insight:     "Graph Interpretation" Official Problem

Question Link: https://gmatclub.com/forum/an-economic-council-evaluated-the-agriculture-related-i-427258.html#p3371491

Solution:
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPu3J4BABzA

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Demo solution of Data Insight:    "Graph Interpretation" Official Problem  HARD

Question Link: https://gmatclub.com/forum/the-two-charts-show-how-female-and-male-survey-respondents-answered-a-question-about-how-425774.html#p3373131

Solution:
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FF8VDavgr0

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Graph Interpretation : Medium Level Difficulty https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcF_qMkm3eI Question Link HERE! --- GMATinsight (4.9/5 star rated on Google) Providing Focused GMAT Prep (Online and Offline) for GMAT Focus along with 100% successful Admissions counselling www.GMATinsight.com | www.AdmitSure.com www.Youtube.com/GMATinsight (LIKE and SUBSCRIBE the channel for 1100+ topic-wise sorted Videos) MUST WATCH New Addition: Video on Everything about Data Insights Section

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Graph Interpretation:  Medium Difficulty Level Question-2

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Graph Interpretation:
Difficulty Level: Easy 2

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nova_jones · Answer

The Data Insights section of the GMAT Focus measures the ability to analyze and interpret data for real-world business scenarios. It consists of 20 multiple-choice questions to be completed in 45 minutes, covering various question types like Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation, and Two-Part Analysis. Scores range from 60 to 90 and are based on factors like the number of questions answered, correctness of answers, and question difficulty. It's a crucial part of scoring linearly on the GMAT Focus exam.

RishabhBhasin · Answer

Hi Everyone, I just wanted to have an opinion regarding the DI section, especially MSR questions.

I usually skip these 3 (MSR) questions and try to answer them at the end. But sometimes I feel answering 3 questions wrong initially hurt my score badly. So what should be the better strategy flagging them initially and trying to come back later or solving these questions in the first go only and guessing some of the last questions?

Any help would be deeply appreciated.

GMATinsight · Answer

Two-Part Analysis (TPA): 
  
  Difficulty Level:  Medium

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tM02p_4LAlc

For this question: Please   CLICK HERE

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Two-Part Analysis (TPA): 
  
  Difficulty Level:  Easy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMkb91oPCjI

For this question: Please    CLICK HERE

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RishabhBhasin

I don't advise flagging them in hope of coming back to those questions because the reality is that test takers are hardly finding enough time to finish all questions in time so the plan of coming back to those questions seems far from possible.

I think you should know your strength and weakness. Usually the MSR question set comes as Questions 5-6-7 and the accuracy in 1st quarter is considered very important so I would suggest that you should spend some time on the question set and find which questions type you can answer correctly (you will have this idea from mock test performance). Answer those types of questions which you can get right and save time on those which you often get wrong (if saving time here is important to finish the questions at end which is very much possible and normal)

Late response it is, but I hope it answers your questions.

Don't think of guessing them in first go in hope of coming back. Just solve them at first you come across them.

RishabhBhasin

Hi Everyone, I just wanted to have an opinion regarding the DI section, especially MSR questions.

I usually skip these 3 (MSR) questions and try to answer them at the end. But sometimes I feel answering 3 questions wrong initially hurt my score badly. So what should be the better strategy flagging them initially and trying to come back later or solving these questions in the first go only and guessing some of the last questions?

Any help would be deeply appreciated.

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