Master the GMAT Focus Edition – Data Insights section. In this overview, we explain every task type, ideal pacing, and high-yield tactics so you can move fast and avoid traps.
What you’ll learn:
Section structure (45 min / 20 Qs) + scoring rules
How to attack Data Sufficiency (value vs. yes/no)
Graphics Interpretation, Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Two-Part Analysis
Smart use of the on-screen calculator
Skipping, review screen, and time targets after Q10
Common pitfalls (percent change, axes mix-ups) & pro tips
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Data Insights
Section Details
45min00 Total | 20 Questions | 2min15 Average | 4min00 Maximum
Data Sufficiency Format: Five Static Options
4 Interactive Question Formats: Graphics Interpretation | Multi-Source Reasoning | Table Analysis | Two-Part Analysis
1-3 Questions per Slide | No Partial Credit Given
Four-Function Interface Calculator Provided
Strategic Implications
Assume ~75% Questions Math-Related
Consciously Engage with Information
Recognize Pacing Varies by Format
Trust Figures as Given to Scale for Estimation
Remember to Use the Calculator!
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Data Insights Tips
Allow up to Two Blind Guess and Skips, Remember to Use the Review Screen
Deliberately Evaluate Graphics and Tables to Avoid Traps
Allow Only a Single Reread per Question Except for Multi-Source Reasoning
Focus on Execution and Process to Prepare for Inherently Unfamiliar Tasks
Strategy and Pacing
After 10 Questions, 20-25min Remaining
Usually Easier: Graphics Interpretation and Table Analysis
Often Harder: Multi-Source Reasoning and Two-Part Analysis
0:00 Introduction
2:45 Data Sufficiency
4:47 Graphics Interpretation
6:03 Multi-Source Reasoning
8:35 Table Analysis
10:16 Two-Part Analysis
11:40 Data Insights Tips