Welcome to the new Integrated Reasoning Forum! Please feel free to post any questions, suggestions, or resources available for IR section here. Overviews and Questions: Official mba.com overview of the IR Integrated reasoning sample questions from Veritas Integrated reasoning overview from Magoosh Practice questions from Magoosh Integrated Reasoning from Manhattan GMAT What You Need To Know About Integrated Reasoning from Manhattan GMAT Integrated Reasoning Practice Problem: Multi-Source Reasoning from Magoosh Integrated Reasoning Practice Question: Table Analysis from Magoosh Integrated Reasoning Questions: Graphics Interpretation from Magoosh Integrated Reasoning Question Type: Bar Charts from Magoosh GMAT Integrated Reasoning: Bubble Charts from Magoosh Great initiative from e-GMAT! e-GMAT has recently launched a full-fledged course on Integrated Reasoning. e-GMAT will be regularly posting questions and articles related to IR. As of now, they have already posted one question each from the four sub-sections of IR (Graphical Interpretation, Table Analysis, Two-part and MSR) and one article on weighted average, which is useful in TA and GI questions. Article: What you choose is what you weigh- An e-GMAT Article Questions: A Question on multiple graph charts with varied weights 2-Part IR Question A long Table Analysis dataset with 2 parameters in few cells Multi-Source Reasoning Question – ADVERTISING CHANNELS Manhattan GMAT's dynamic Integrated Reasoning lessons are self-paced and interactive Try it here (BETA) - the program is completely free at this time: https://www.manhattangmat.com/INTERACT/ One of Magoosh experts, Kevin, recently created a short, 3-minute video about the IR section. Hope you find it helpful. https://magoosh.com/gmat/2013/gmat-tues ... tructions/ From The Economist GMAT GMAT Integrated Reasoning - A beginner's guide: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-integra ... 88787.html The Best Integrated Reasoning Discussions Posted In 2019 Check the Best Integrated Reasoning Discussions Posted In 2019 HERE .

cant we further classify this complete category of IR section to the 4 types of IR. It would be easier to search questions.

thanks for valuable information provided on GMAT

We need more questions on Integrated reasoning section. This is something new for everyone and I don't see enough questions in the market. Does anyone have a good (say 200 questions) on Integrated reasoning section.

Hey guys, I know that IR is new on GMAT, and so it does not have as much importance as the AWA. Nevertheless, but does anyone have an idea of a minimum required on the IR section (like 4/6 on the AWA) ? I do not want to waste all my gmat because of an uncompliant IR. Bye bye

Hi all, this question can be found in the "Gmat pill" practice content. https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... stion/1126 I , need the explanation of the answer to this question. Thanks in advance Question: )--> An intercollegiate basketball tournament is hosting playoffs with 320 players. Each team has 5 players and each team plays exactly one other team and either wins or loses. The winning team advances to the next round and the losing team is eliminated. No team or player drops out except by losing a game. From the available options, select a number of tournament rounds and a number of teams such that after the specified number of rounds there will be a specified number of teams remaining in the tournament. Make only two selections, one in each column.

320 players / 5 players per team = 64 teams. To find out how many teams are left after each round, divide the number of remaining teams by 2. i.e. Round 1: 64 /2 = 32 teams Round 2: 32 / 2 = 16 Round 3: 16 / 2 = 8 Round 4: 8 / 2 = 4 Round 5: 4 /2 = 2 You can stop here since you 5 & 2 are listed as possible answers. Kudo if this helps

Im retaking GMAT next month and I really need to get familiar with the IR section. THanks for the post!

Do you perhaps know whether Manhattan Online Question Bank IR has explenationas or just questions? Best, Alen

Great NEW initiative from e-GMAT! e-GMAT has recently launched a full-fledged course on Integrated Reasoning. e-GMAT will be regularly posting questions and articles related to IR. As of now, they have already posted one question each from the four sub-sections of IR (Graphical Interpretation, Table Analysis, Two-part and MSR) and one article on weighted average, which is useful in TA and GI questions. Article: What you choose is what you weigh- An e-GMAT Article Questions: A Question on multiple graph charts with varied weights 2-Part IR Question A long Table Analysis dataset with 2 parameters in few cells Multi-Source Reasoning Question – ADVERTISING CHANNELS