GMAT Club Tests - Amazing for Quant, Decent for Verbal

I got access to GMAT Club Tests for a week and started with the first Quant test because I had heard a lot about it. And it really lived to my expectation as the questions were challenging enough to make me struggle at some points. The best part is the amount of 700-level questions I got back to back, which really kept me on my nerves.

Then I tried to see if the level of verbal was the same, but was a little disappointed there, not because of the questions but because of the scoring. I later read somewhere that this strict scoring is deliberate by the team to compensate for the level of questions. And the best part is that GMAT Club gives you an estimated GMAT score based on your performance in the last test in each section.

However, while reviewing the answers, there were quite a few places which were not very clear and were a little annoying as an aspirant.

I will recommend this test to someone who is really looking to solve some amazing and difficult questions, but not so much to gauge your level based on the score because of the difficulty of questions, difficulty of scoring, and non-satisfactory explanation in some instances.