How to Add a Multi-Source Reasoning?
Overview
The Multi-Source Reasoning question type allows administrators to create questions where candidates analyze information from multiple sources (such as tables, charts, passages, or images) and use the combined information to answer one or more related questions.
Note: This will only work in GMAT format.
Note: This will only work in GMAT format. Navigation Path
Question Module → Question Sub-Module
Steps to Add a Multi-Source Reasoning
Navigate to Question Module → Question Sub-Module.
Click Add to create a new question.
Select the required Subject and Topic.
Choose Multi-Source Reasoning as the Question Type.
Enter the question statement.
Add the Title & provide the description, then specify the required number of titles.
Click Save to add the question to the Question Bank.
Important Notes
Verify the marking scheme under Advanced Options to ensure accurate evaluation.
You can preview the question after saving to confirm that the statements are displayed correctly.
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