The New Generation GMAT introduces the New Integrated Reasoning section:
- Not separately administered
- It is the second part of the exam – immediately after the 30-minute AWA (Analytical Writing Assessment / Argument) essay section and before the first optional break
- Non-adaptive testing format
- 12 questions in 30 minutes
- Some questions are multi-part and include:
- Table Analysis
- Multi-Source Reasoning
- Graphics Interpretation
- Two-Party Analysis
- No review of previous questions allowed
- No partial credit given
- On-screen calculator
- Skill assessed:
- Ability to interpret, analyze and evaluate verbal and quantitative information presented in a variety of forms
- Score reported on a 1-8 scale