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When will IR Integrated Reasoning be part of the GMAT score? 17 Nov 2014, 00:40
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I wrote the GMAT back in August this year but I cancelled the score because I didn't do as well as I expected. I would like to try it again in early 2015. I just like to know if the IR Section will be officially weighed in as part of the final GMAT Score. Does anyone know? When I studied for my previous attempt in August 2014, I didn't spend much time on the IR Section, so if I am going in again and IR officially becomes part of the final score, I better haul myself to master it. Just want to know. Thanks.
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When will IR Integrated Reasoning be part of the GMAT score? 17 Nov 2014, 16:21
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Yes, IR is a part of your final score although it is reported independently of your quantitative score. You will get a score for the AWA Essay, IR, Quantitative, and Verbal sections. Only your Quantitative and Verbal scores comprise your overall score which is out of 800. The AWA and IR scores are reported separately (AWA out of 6, IR out of 8) but they are a part of your final score report.
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When will IR Integrated Reasoning be part of the GMAT score? 21 Nov 2014, 20:13
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Yes, IR is a part of your final score although it is reported independently of your quantitative score. You will get a score for the AWA Essay, IR, Quantitative, and Verbal sections. Only your Quantitative and Verbal scores comprise your overall score which is out of 800. The AWA and IR scores are reported separately (AWA out of 6, IR out of 8) but they are a part of your final score report.
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Thanks, so B-schools will definitely take the IR score into admission consideration now, even investment bank hiring managers, is this correct?
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This varies from school to school. Some programs say that they aren't really considering IR yet, while others are already taking it into account. Generally speaking, you're probably fine with a mid-range IR score. A particularly high or low score might be noticeable, but you shouldn't really get dinged if you have a great GMAT score and just an average IR Score (4 or 5). So your best bet is to prep enough not to get totally destroyed, but to save most of your effort for the main event (Quant & Verbal).

https://www.manhattanprep.com/gmat/blog/ ... reasoning/
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This varies from school to school. Some programs say that they aren't really considering IR yet, while others are already taking it into account. Generally speaking, you're probably fine with a mid-range IR score. A particularly high or low score might be noticeable, but you shouldn't really get dinged if you have a great GMAT score and just an average IR Score (4 or 5). So your best bet is to prep enough not to get totally destroyed, but to save most of your effort for the main event (Quant & Verbal).

https://www.manhattanprep.com/gmat/blog/ ... reasoning/
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Thanks for the information and advice
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