Books that have MSR, Two-part analysis, and other types of DI question

Question

Hi All,

Based on reviews online, the official GMAT book for Data Insights has nothing else apart from Data Sufficiency questions.

Can you guys   suggest a book that will have a Multi-Source Reasoning, Two-part analysis, Graphs and tables questions and explanations?

Thanks

Archit3110 · Answer

check below link ... https://gmatclub.com/forum/data-insights-questions-177/

GmatKnightTutor · Answer

"Benefit from 120+ Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation, and Two-Part Analysis questions (only available in the Online Question Bank) in addition to the questions from the Book"  - from the MBA website for the Official-Guide DI Review 2023-2024: eBook & Online Question Bank

-contact: gmatknight site | gmatclub dm

pintukr · Answer

Official Guide : Data Insights is the closest to the actuals.

bb · Answer

Unfortunately I do not know any… the official guide for the data insights has online question bank and none of the questions are in the book.

The best option to see questions without a question bank is in the data insights sub forums.

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AjiteshArun · Answer

Hi saynchalk,

The book has a code that you can use to activate a 1-year subscription to a Wiley website. This website/app has all the questions.

saynchalk · Answer

Hi, I just accessed the 200+ questions available online. Thanks!

pintukr · Answer

saynchalk

How did you get the access to the 200+ questions available onlne?

AjiteshArun · Answer

Good to know, and all the best!

Hi pintukr,

The guides have codes that provide you access (one year) to a Wiley website/app.

saynchalk · Answer

Hi Pintrukr, On the first page of the book, (cover page itself), on the bottom right, there is a greyed out area where you can scratch off the grey material to find a code after finding the code, go to MBA.com, log in, and go to My Account, then go the "Access GMAT Official Starter Kit" Once there, on the top right of THAT page, there will be an option to "redeem code" After redeeming, you will have access to the online Question Bank. The code needs to have not been used before to be activated. Let me know if you need additional help

pintukr · Answer

Is it under 'Study' / 'My Learning' tab ?

Unable to find it on the relevant page !!!

saynchalk · Answer

After going to My Account, Scroll Down to "Purchased Products"

Under that - Click on Access GMAT Focus Official Starter Kit

It will open a new tab on your browser - That tab will have the "Redeem Activation Code" on the top right

After entering the code -that new tab itself says "My Learning"- There will be 5 tab Options - You can browse through these options to find "Dashboard", "In Progress", "Not Yet Started", "Completed", and "Later"

Once your Activation Code has been put in, it should appear in one of these options - I've attached a pic below

Let me know if you need additional help

pintukr · Answer

saynchalk

Thanks. I was able to activate the Online Question Bank.

Ever grateful..

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