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I wish to know how can i approach data insights questions? I am struggling to read the charts and tables within time. What can you guys suggest?
It would really help me alot and i am pretty sure other can benefit from it as well
It would really help me alot and i am pretty sure other can benefit from it as well
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There is a whole playlist of GMAT Ninja videos on each of the DI question types, on GMAT Club's Youtube channel:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn5y_RKBkchREi3g34hknzvhJrCLcSruM&si=WWw69p_NIh5g7STq
Alternatively, Manhattan Prep's latest GMAT All the Quant + DI book has one chapter for each DI question types with very detailed explanation. Their old version IR (Integrated Reasoning) book has the same chapters as well, if you can find a used one.
Lastly, I would suggest that you practice a lot of questions to increase familiarity and speed. For DI, OG questions are gold. But since Table and Graph are old question types, non-OG questions may still offer some value for practicing purpose, in case you run out of OG questions. All these questions can be found on the respective GMAT Club forums, for example the Graphs and Tables (G&T) forum: https://gmatclub.com/forum/graphs-and-tables-g-t-457/.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn5y_RKBkchREi3g34hknzvhJrCLcSruM&si=WWw69p_NIh5g7STq
Alternatively, Manhattan Prep's latest GMAT All the Quant + DI book has one chapter for each DI question types with very detailed explanation. Their old version IR (Integrated Reasoning) book has the same chapters as well, if you can find a used one.
Lastly, I would suggest that you practice a lot of questions to increase familiarity and speed. For DI, OG questions are gold. But since Table and Graph are old question types, non-OG questions may still offer some value for practicing purpose, in case you run out of OG questions. All these questions can be found on the respective GMAT Club forums, for example the Graphs and Tables (G&T) forum: https://gmatclub.com/forum/graphs-and-tables-g-t-457/.
