The GMAT Integrated Reasoning (IR) section assesses a test taker's ability to analyze and interpret complex data from different sources to solve problems and make informed decisions. The syllabus for the GMAT IR section covers the following topics:


- Tables: Test takers are required to interpret and analyze data presented in tables, including numerical data, percentages, and ratios.
- Graphs: The syllabus includes understanding and analyzing data presented in various types of graphs, such as line graphs, bar graphs, and pie charts.
- Scatterplots: Test takers must interpret and analyze data presented in scatterplots, including identifying relationships and trends.
- Venn diagrams: The syllabus covers the interpretation and analysis of data presented in Venn diagrams, including identifying overlapping areas and relationships between sets of data.


- Test takers are assessed on their ability to interpret and analyze information presented in graphical form, such as bar charts, line graphs, scatterplots, and tables, to answer questions.
- They must understand the relationships between different elements in the graph and draw conclusions based on the information provided.


- This section of the syllabus focuses on evaluating and analyzing information from multiple sources, such as tables, graphs, and text passages, to answer questions.
- Test takers must compare and contrast information from different sources, identify relevant data, and draw logical conclusions.


- Test takers are required to solve complex problems that involve multiple steps and provide two answers from a given set of options.
- They must analyze and synthesize information from different sources to arrive at the correct solutions.


- The GMAT Integrated Reasoning (IR) section syllabus covers topics such as data interpretation, graphics interpretation, multi-source reasoning, and two-part analysis.
- Test takers need to be proficient in analyzing and interpreting data presented in tables, graphs, scatterplots, and Venn diagrams.
- They must also possess the skills to interpret information presented in graphical form and draw conclusions based on the relationships between different elements.
- The syllabus emphasizes the ability to evaluate and analyze information from multiple sources and solve complex problems by synthesizing information from different sources.
- It is crucial for test takers to practice these skills and become familiar with the types of questions and formats used in the GMAT IR section.