What Integrated Reasoning Really Tests on the GMAT
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This tip for improving your GMAT score was provided by David Newland at Veritas Prep.
The entire GMAT requires focus, but integrated reasoning in particular is not about mathematical equations or English grammar; it is about your ability to focus on the question in front of you in order to find the proper information. It is also about the ability to focus on relevant information and ignore irrelevant information.