Unlike the regular data interpretation, GRE Data Interpretation is way different. You need to possess special skills to gain immense success in data analysis. All the quantitative reasoning questions can proficiently measure your data interpretation, problem-solving, arithmetic, algebra, and geometry skills. There are at least 6 questions from data analysis, out of the total 40 in the GRE Quant section.
Meaning that GRE data interpretation holds a good 15% of the entire maths section.
The GRE consists of two quantitative reasoning sections, with 20 questions each. Examinees are required to complete each section within 35 minutes. This portion of GRE Data Analysis questions is scored in one-point increments ranging from 130 to 170. Wish to know more? Keep reading as we guide you through GRE Data Analysis, along with practice questions, and lots of tips!