surfingjerry wrote:
Hello,
I recently took the GMAT at a testing center. My understanding is that the Integrated Reasoning section only includes one set of Multi-Source Reasoning questions (typically 3 questions for one multi-tab prompt). However, my IR section had TWO different sets of multi-source reasoning that were three questions each (6 questions out of 12 total in IR).
This led to me running out of time, as the multi-source reasoning questions typically take longer to complete than other IR question types. I scored a 6 on IR vs my score of 8 in my previous GMAT attempt (albeit lower overall score previously).
Is it an actual rule / guideline that the GMAT should only have one set of multi-source reasoning questions? Should I contact GMAC about this discrepancy?
I really do not want to re-take the entire exam since I scored a 760 overall. I’d just like to understand if this is a common occurrence for IR.
Thank you for any insights that you can share.
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there is no hard and fast rule and it can not be raised with GMAT. Gmat has no where mentioned a fixed set of questions within a section