Table Analysis (GMAT Focus Edition – Data Insights Content and Tactics)
Master Table Analysis for the GMAT Focus Edition (Data Insights). In this lesson, Stefan shows you how to read sortable tables fast, set a useful default sort, choose the right metrics, and avoid common traps. You’ll learn timing (≤2 min/slide), when to use the on-screen calculator, and a step-by-step process to confirm “Yes/No” statements with minimal math. We finish with worked examples and a repeatable checklist.
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Table Analysis
Question Logistics
Assume 2-3 Questions per 20 Question Data Insights Section
Single Slide Containing Sortable Table to Interpret
2-3 Questions per Slide | Must Get Each Correct for Credit on Slide
Strategic Implications
Less Than 2min00 per Slide Average
3min00 Maximum for Any Slide
Interpret Table First to Understand Basics Before Carefully Addressing Individual Question Tasks
Set an Initial Sort to Gain Understanding of the Categories of Information
Use Provided Interface Calculator for Clumsy or Complex Arithmetic
Table Analysis Process
Step 1
Proactively Engage Table Noting All Aspects Presented
Set a Useful Default Sort
Step 2
Note Specifically Sought Value(s) for Each Task
Beware of Mistaking Details
Step 3
Get Necessary Info Sorting Columns to Expedite Evaluation
Step 4
Confirm Answer Using Interface Calculator to Guarantee Accuracy
Double-Check Question and Selection to Make Sure No Simple Misktakes Made in Processing
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