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The Verbal Reasoning section is a core part of the GMAT Focus Edition, designed to measure your ability to read and comprehend written material, as well as to reason and evaluate arguments.

Top business schools use this section to assess a candidate’s ability to analyze complex information and think critically—essential skills for success in a management environment. In the newest GMAT Focus Edition, this section focuses on two primary question types: Reading Comprehension (RC) and Critical Reasoning (CR).

Common Challenges When Preparing For Exams GMAT Verbal Reasoning

Difficulty reading and analyzing long, complex academic passages on business and scientific topics.
Challenges in breaking down the structure of arguments in Critical Reasoning questions.
Struggles with making inferences and uncovering hidden meanings or assumptions behind the text.
Managing time effectively to read, comprehend, and answer each question accurately under time pressure.

Course Content

Unit 1: Verbal Reasoning

1.1 Reading Comprehension

1.2 Critical Reasoning

1.3 Sentence Correction

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How is the GMAT Verbal section different in the Focus Edition compared to the old GMAT?

The biggest change is the complete removal of Sentence Correction (SC) questions. The Verbal section now consists only of Reading Comprehension (RC) and Critical Reasoning (CR) questions.

Do I need an extensive vocabulary to do well?

While a strong academic and business vocabulary is important, GMAT Verbal focuses more on your ability to understand logic and context rather than memorizing rare or obscure vocabulary words, unlike the GRE.

What is Critical Reasoning?

This question type presents a short argument for you to analyze. Tasks may include identifying assumptions, strengthening or weakening arguments, finding conclusions, or resolving paradoxes. It is a pure test of logical reasoning skills.

How does Intertu help me prepare for this section?

Our program provides a systematic approach. For Reading Comprehension, we teach you active reading techniques to grasp structure and main ideas quickly. For Critical Reasoning, we break down each type of argument and teach specific strategies for each question type.

What is considered a good Verbal Reasoning score?

In the GMAT Focus Edition, Verbal Reasoning is scored on a 60–90 scale. A score of 80 or above is typically considered competitive. However, admissions committees often look for balanced performance across all three sections (Quantitative, Verbal, and Data Insights) rather than a high score in just one area.

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GMAT Verbal Reasoning

Learn About GMAT Verbal Reasoning

Common Challenges When Preparing For Exams GMAT Verbal Reasoning

Course Content

Register For A Consultation With Our Experts

Personalized Learning Approach

Academic Pathway

Competency Assessment

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Create A Learning Path

Implement And Optimize

MEET THE TEACHING TEAM

Dedicated Team Of Teachers Ready To Support Your Learning Journey

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Tra Nguyen

Tin Nguyen

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Uyen Vu

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