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Global 🌍PROGMAT Focus — Quantitative, Verbal & Data Insights, aligned to the GMAC syllabus.
📏 GMAT Focus Edition is scored 205–805 in 10-point increments; top programmes expect 650+.
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Beginner
Beginner skill
Working with data — the skill the Data Insights section measures.
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Reading Tables
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Basic Statistics
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Intermediate
Intermediate skill
Building the multi-source reasoning skills GMAT Focus tests at mid-difficulty.
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Graphics Computation & Verbal/Logical Two-Part Analysis
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Two-Part Analysis
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Table Analysis
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Advanced
Advanced skill
The GMAT Focus signature section.
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Data Sufficiency: Number Properties, Divisibility, Remainders & Signs
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Multi-Source Reasoning
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Data Sufficiency Concepts
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- Data Sufficiency: number properties and arithmetic (integers, divisibility, remainders, signs)Data Sufficiency: Number Properties, Divisibility, Remainders & Signs →
- Data Sufficiency: algebra (equations, inequalities, functions)Data Sufficiency Concepts →
- Data Sufficiency: word problems (rates, percents, ratios, statistics, sets)Basic Statistics →
- Table Analysis: judge statements true or false against a sortable data table (rankings, medians, percentages)Reading Tables →Table Analysis →
- Graphics Interpretation: read trends, correlations and rates from a scatterplot, bar or line chartReading Tables →
- Graphics Interpretation: compute percentages, ratios or growth from a chartGraphics Computation & Verbal/Logical Two-Part Analysis →
- Two-Part Analysis: quantitative (two related values that jointly satisfy given constraints)Two-Part Analysis →
- Two-Part Analysis: verbal or logical (two choices that complete or weaken an argument, or satisfy scheduling constraints)Graphics Computation & Verbal/Logical Two-Part Analysis →
- Multi-Source Reasoning: inference combining information from several sources (emails, memos, tables)Reading Tables →Multi-Source Reasoning →
- Multi-Source Reasoning: calculation using data drawn from more than one sourceMulti-Source Reasoning →
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