Yes, Data Interpretation (DS) is still tested. In fact, about 40% of the questions in the quantitative section are DS questions.
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Hi ScoreMBA,
Are you referring to DS questions or chart/graph/table questions?
DS questions make up a considerable portion of the Quant section (you'll see about 15 on Test Day). While the IR section does include a variety of "table" questions to deal with, the Quant section usually includes 1 prompt that will include a graph or table of data.
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Rich
Are you referring to DS questions or chart/graph/table questions?
DS questions make up a considerable portion of the Quant section (you'll see about 15 on Test Day). While the IR section does include a variety of "table" questions to deal with, the Quant section usually includes 1 prompt that will include a graph or table of data.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
