Strengths:

- helps mimic an exam like environment, focus better.
- exercises with different levels, adaptive and non-adaptive

Would make the product better:

It would be better if it could be sorted to only select questions from official sources or that have Official Explanation

Before Forum Quiz, if I want to solve questions, I need to filter for questions on the question bank and then open multiple URLs. Its hard to keep track of things (number, type, level, record of questions done) in this way, then come to Forum quiz. Forum quiz collects all the questions in gmat club forum, simulates the real exam with timer and saves the questions in error log. It is very easy to do many exercises with different levels (adaptive and non-adaptive), convenient for recording errors and reviewing later. Even though, there are still some inconveniences, such as not being able to sort the official source, the way the DI question set is displayed does not reflect real time spent; Forum Quiz is still an useful tool for daily practice.

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Strengths:

It gives a good real test simulation. good stock of questions

Would make the product better:

the explanations could be more elaborate

there are many tests in it. 14 days are enough of completing most of the tests. sometimes the questions get repeated which is not good. sometimes I feel that the questions are on the easier side. one time I got 12 easy questions in the verbal section which is not the case in real gmat exam. everything else is good.It gives a good real test simulation. good stock of questions. the explanations could be more elaborate. some of the questions are not like gmat questions, there are some ambiguities.
however its good that many times the gmat club makes the tests completely free so that we can try it. also since it is free on holidays we do not get distracted with fun and continue to focus on exam

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Strengths:

Mainly the strengths are the quant section. It is very comprehensive.

Would make the product better:

Due to the algorithm there isn't equitable distribution of question's such that you can exhaust your hard questions with tests left.

The algorithm of the test should be somewhat like the actual GMAT with similar number of hard medium and easy questions as seen in the test. Sometimes in GMAT club tests the algorithm gives most of the hard questions at first so for the last 10-12 quant test per say you higher proportion of easy questions giving a false sense of achievement. Keeping that aside, the testing experience is very similar to official mocks and questions are of a similar level compared to the official mocks. The question bank is also really exhaustive and includes a perfect range of questions which I feel replicate the mocks per say.

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Strengths:

Quiz lets you set your own difficulty time and practice section wise questions or all of them together.
It’s a really good way to go through gmatclub questions in a structured manner

Would make the product better:

Not all questions are GMAT worthy. Some questions are completely absurd and tbh for a paid product it’s not a good look

Personally I would recommend it if you want to you use on day to day basis just to practice questions. However if you want to score better you may wanna give GMAT club test a shot as questions here are not always GMAT quality.
This product does let you set time and adaptive nature of test which is really helpful.
You can go through the review and time yourself which lets you work on your timing.
Apart from that you also have flexibility to either set only one section or multiple section questions to simulate a real test of 2hrs

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Strengths:

1. Quant questions are good and I feel they are more closely related to OG questions than any othe third party unofficial mocks.
2. Interface is good, and comparable to the official one.
3. You can use reward points to get the subscription of the product.

Would make the product better:

1. Verbal question I found to be on easier side than the offical ones.
2. It would be better if better quality or harder questions are incorporated for verbal in the test.

I am liking all the products from GMAT Club, especially the forum quiz and the club test. They have helped me practice on my quant and also give practice test in exam like format.

These products are worth every penny if used correctly, and an added bonus is the user can redeem reward points to claim these subscription.

I found the algorithm to be scoring me similar score as that of an offical algorithm, from gmat club tests, quant question are similar to the OG ones, verbal can be more difficult. DI is ok and good practice for the official questions.

Error log is a added bonus since we dont really have to maintain an additional excel sheet with all our errors/mistake. THe log helps us note down the mistake and retry the examples to check for or learnings. Great tool to improve on specific types of questions which you might be getting wrong, since it suggests similar hard questions for you to get better at.

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Strengths:

GMAT like score and user experience

Would make the product better:

Increase the number of tests

I found GMAT Club tests to be highly similar to the actual GMAT FE test, making them my top recommendation over other practice tests available in the market. Having also tried Experts Global and Manhattan, I’d say Experts Global is fairly reliable for score prediction, as it closely mirrors the actual GMAT scores. However, some of the verbal answer explanations could be clearer, which may impact learning in that section. Overall, GMAT Club offers the most accurate reflection of the GMAT experience, with challenging questions and precise scoring, so I’d highly recommend it for serious test-takers seeking authentic practice

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Strengths:

Challenging questions that exceed actual GMAT difficulty
Adaptive testing
User-friendly interface
Detailed analytics
High-quality Quant section

Would make the product better:

Yes

I tried GMAT Club Tests, and I have to say, they’re pretty solid for prep. The questions are tough and potentially even tougher than what you’d see on the actual GMAT. I liked how the tests adapt to your level, which keeps things interesting. The interface is easy to use, so you can focus on studying without getting distracted. After each test, the detailed feedback really helps you figure out where you need to improve. Just a heads up, though...the Quant section can be a bit brutal! Overall, I think these tests are a great resource for anyone serious about the GMAT.

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Strengths:

Tough questions
Exam like interface
The algorithm is very similar to actual GMAT

Would make the product better:

DS Non math based questions

The test presents high difficulty level questions early on. It’s free and very close to actual GMAT test experience. Hence, I recommend taking it.
Use the test as an opportunity to not just check your skills but your focus levels. Actual GMAT is long and tiring but you wouldn’t realise how fast time would fly if you are not focusing on each question that appears on the screen. DI is tough in this mock test but don’t get disheartened. Just understand your strengths and focus on those questions which are doable. Learn to use the calculator whenever necessary. Quant and Verbal are very similar to actual GMAT. ALL THE BEST

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Strengths:

Adaptive
GMAT theme and feel
Right evaluation

Would make the product better:

Five minutes left warning must be given like real GMAT

GMAT club tests are really focused and up to the mark tests. In addition to challenging Quantitative questions and to a large extent helpful verbal questions, the look and feel of the tests are very similar to exact exam. The practice gives you the feeling of a real exam and the options of practicing questions in test or practice really makes the experience of solving the questions significantly worthwhile.

The new section DI is absolutely fantastic and need thumps up to founders of the club, excellently managed. DI pacing is an issue with almost all test takers and club tests can help one get over this fear.

I would highly recommend that students who want to improve their overall score take these tests.

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The GMAT Club practice tests have been somewhat useful in my GMAT prep, but there are a few areas where they fall short. The question bank is extensive, which is a plus, but I found that the difficulty level of the Quantitative section often exceeded that of the actual GMAT. This discrepancy made it hard for me to gauge my true performance.While the Quantitative section can sometimes be a bit more challenging than the actual GMAT, I found this to be beneficial in pushing my limits and preparing me thoroughly. Overall, the GMAT Club practice tests have been an invaluable resource, boosting my confidence and helping me achieve my target score

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