Focus Edition at a glance
- Quantitative Reasoning — 21 questions, 45 minutes, no calculator.
- Verbal Reasoning — 23 questions, 45 minutes.
- Data Insights — 20 questions, 45 minutes, on-screen calculator.
All three sections are equally weighted. The 205 to 805 scale ends in 5 so you cannot confuse it with old GMAT scores. 715+ is the new 730+.
Why Data Insights is decisive
Data Insights merges Integrated Reasoning, table analysis, and data sufficiency. It rewards spreadsheet-style thinking — the exact skill MBAs claim to teach. Most candidates ignore it because the old IR did not count toward the total. That mistake costs 60+ scaled points.
Question-type breakdown for DI
- Data Sufficiency (yes, it moved here from Quant).
- Multi-source reasoning.
- Table analysis.
- Graphics interpretation.
- Two-part analysis.
Free full-length practice
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