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The GMAT Quantitative Reasoning section evaluates mathematical ability and numerical literacy. This section features problem-solving and data-sufficiency questions that require a solid grasp of arithmetic and elementary algebra. It assesses critical reasoning and problem-solving abilities. This section includes 21 questions, to be completed in 45 minutes. The score of this section ranges from 60 to 90. It is to be aware that, calculators are not permitted; instead, test takers receive a wet-erase pen and laminated graph paper for calculations.

The GMAT Verbal Reasoning section involves two types of questions: reading comprehension and critical reasoning. This section consists of 23 questions to be answered within 45 minutes. Each question type has five answer choices. Reading comprehension questions evaluate your ability to interpret, infer, and identify logical relationships from passages up to 350 words. Critical reasoning questions test your reasoning skills, assessing your ability to conclude arguments. The verbal section is scored between 60 and 90.

The GMAT Data Insights section assesses a candidate's ability to read and interpret data presented in various formats, such as tables and graphs. It involves 20 multiple-response questions across five formats: data sufficiency, graphics interpretation, two-part analysis, table analysis, and multi-source reasoning. The section lasts 45 minutes, and scores ranging from 60 to 90. This section is developed for the modern business environment's need for managers to synthesize data from multiple sources to identify patterns, make decisions, and solve problems.