GMAT Tuesdays with Kevin: Integrated Reasoning’s Misleading Instructions

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Hello! 🙂 GMAT’s newest section, IR, has some confusing (inaccurate?) instructions that you should definitely be aware of. This will help you budget your time much better and give you a sense of what to expect out of this section, so you can focus on doing well and not be distracted by surprises. Let us know if you found this video helpful, and whether you have any questions for us. Enjoy!

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Kevin Rocci

At UC Santa Cruz, Kevin Rocci began a decade of teaching and tutoring with the Stevenson College Junior Fellow and Writing Assistance programs. He has worked with adults and kids, tutoring the GRE, GMAT, and SAT at Kaplan and teaching English as a Second Language in the JET Programme and at the Intercultural Institute of California. At Magoosh, he expanded beyond teaching, building and managing teams, like Student Help and Content. When he’s not Magooshing, you can find him spinning his toddler in circles. Connect with him on LinkedIn or Twitter.

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8 responses to “GMAT Tuesdays with Kevin: Integrated Reasoning’s Misleading Instructions”

Aditi Singh

October 25, 2020

Thank You Kevin .I have been through the videos of IR and VR and found it very useful .

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Shraddha

May 10, 2016

I have been following Magoosh since couple of months ago. Now as my exam date is approaching, my nervousness vanishes the moment I start watching the videos and go through the blog. Thanks a lot 🙂

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ashish

November 27, 2015

i have been following magoosh and am totally a fan of kevin’s way of description of things. very useful videos 🙂

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1. Kevin Rocci
  
  November 29, 2015
  
  Thanks Ashish! That’s great to hear! 😀
  
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Hari

March 21, 2015

Hi Kevin,

Thank you for this wonderful video.

You summarized the entire IR section in 3-4 mins through this video.
A mental picture of what to expect in this section is very helpful and highly appreciated.

Regards,

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1. Kevin
  
  March 23, 2015
  
  So happy to hear that you found the video useful, Hari! 😀
  
  Best of luck and happy studying!
  
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sw

September 6, 2014

Hello Kevin,

Your video is excellent as always. I love the fact that in 3-5 mins videos, you give so much information and you make them so entertaining. Always fun to watch!!

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1. Kevin
  
  September 6, 2014
  
  Thank you for your kind words! That’s so nice to hear! 😀
  
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