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Hi desertEagle

IR can be particularly important for Quant focused courses. There is a high chance that no one would reject you for not having a great IR and AWA score, but maintaining a good score is always suggested. It tests your understanding of drawing inferences from information which could be in form of tables, charts, or simple text. If you’re good at Quant, there is a high chance that you will do well on IR with 4-5 days of dedicated effort. In such a case, solving OG questions and GMAT Prep free questions are enough. If you’re weak in Quant, you should consider dedicating around 10 days or so for IR and using additional resources.

This should help!
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