I have taken GMATCLUB Test and honestly, these are one of the best tests you will come across. The scores are very close to the actual GMAT ones. I also like the analytical which the test takers get on completing test. the analytical helps the test taker to identify the weaker areas and stronger areas. So it helps the test taker to fine tune the preparations accordingly.

One of the lacking is that certain answers dont have proper solutions. Even, we have many experts, but still one is not sure of the exact solutions.

But still, it is one of the best CATs and must preparations guide for all the GMAT takers.

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GMAT Club Tests are a good investment into your prep study. You can find a long range of questions from easy 500 level to very hard 700 level and a lot of them harder than the official GMAT Questions but the key part is that once you master these questions, GMAT becomes easier. For me it worked because at the beginning of my Prep i had a hard time figuring out my weaknesses but once i did, GMAT Club tests were helpful in that i created quizzes with the topics that were hard for me in order to understand the different ways that the GMAT tests your knowledge on a particular subject. As well you can do complete Quant or Verbal section test and the result is very accurate to what you will actually get on the real thing. I recommend this tests mostly for Quant.

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This is my go-to GMAT prep materials in addition to the Official Guide. The variety of practice questions in GMAT Club Tests is hard to beat. I had to take the GMAT more than one time. I relied heavily on GMAT Club Tests for the later tests as I had exhausted several editions of Official Guide before taking my first GMAT test. I like both the Quant and the Verbal section of GMAT Club Tests, but the Quant section is my favorite among all the GMAT materials from all the other sources that I've tried. I found GMAT Club Tests to be very helpful and critical in my success in getting a higher GMAT score in my last attempt. Thanks a lot!

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If you want to improve your quants score to 90% , try at-least 70% of gmat club questions and tests.
Lot of good and tough questions in single place .

Pros:
Good selections of quant questions
detailed answer explanations
enable you to find new shortcuts
Improve your timings

Cons:
Not adaptive like GMAT
Scoring methodology can be improved
if you tried other tests by different clubs (e-gmat, manhattan), you may see some repetitive questions.

My recommendation is take detailed notes for all the wrong answers , review the answer explanation , find new shortcuts . This feedback loop process will improve your score .
Finally time all the tests , it will help you find new way to solve the complex quant questions.

But overall wonderful resource to improve your GMAT score.

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Very good value for money. Quant questions are representative of GMAT difficulty, so you are not taken by surprise on the real exam. There is a variety of questions for each target area, so you get plenty of practice. I especially liked the option to create your own quizzes, where you can pick specific area to practice as well as desired level of difficulty. The integration with forums is also nice - I learned more efficient/different approaches this way, which helped me to be more flexible on the exam.
Overall, this is a great source for practice purposes. For basics and general strategies, check out other materials such as forums, MGMAT, Veritas, Math Revolution...

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The quality of questions is very nice.
The quizzes helped me a lot to understand my weaknesses. I appreciated the Quant part of the tests. There are many questions which are extremely useful in order to understand different patterns.
The Quant part provided a satisfactory experience however I have two concerns:
-not all Questions are GMAT Type -They are exceedingly difficult in some cases(at least to solve them within time allotted)
-The explanations provided are not always satisfactory
Regarding the Verbal part, it is less worth in my opinion, since many of the questions in the bank are similar to those in OG.

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Best practice for quant exams. Must have for scoring a 50 plus in GMAT quant. It makes you think like a pro. Not only in GMAT, you will start looking problems in different way. The approach itself will be different. You might have had a lengthy solution, but when you review the solution, it will be in two to three lines. Do not miss even a single problem of 700 Level. You can use the 600 level problems as a brush up of your basics. I suggest the tests to everyone. If done with this series, never worry about anything. Just go and give the exam.

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GMAT club test are awesome for quants. It really pushes your limits to score in high 40's and even 50's. Quant sets have great mix of difficulty levels. These sets are very challenging and great practice to score high in Quants. I think predicted scores for quant tests have a deviation of around 4-5 in real test, considering that quant sets are of higher difficulty level. The verbal sets are not quite reflective of difficulty level as in real test. Critical reasoning questions are easy and need to be revised to reflect the difficulty level of real Gmat questions but RC's were good practice.

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The tests were good to learn new concepts, but I have always felt that taking these in untimed conditions was always better. Ofcourse these questions are of much higher difficulty than the actual deal, so good for practise.
You end up learning the way to think smart using numbers or some handy formulas like how to find number of 5 in 50!. But i think they are not representative of actual GMAT. Bunuel's explanations are out of world, simple crisp and just what you need. Be sure you solve some 10 of these tests and maintain crisp notes for the same
Strongly recommend these as a final layer to your GMAT preps. I found verbal tests not upto the mark, so dint attempt much.

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Alright,
In my experience I found gmatclub tests to be good but not great. The reason? Its more quant oriented. If you want unlimited supply of tough quant questions, gmatclub is an amazing resource. Though I didn't it extensively as I already scored a Q51 in quant!
My pain area was verbal and I found it OK. Its good for practise sake but it could have been better. Explanations sometimes keep asking me for more. May be because I'm relatively weak in Verbal. Anyways, I would recommend gmatclub Quant for any1 who is absolutely through with the basics and is looking for some good quality practise. Getting Q50-51 in quant is very much possible if you practise enough and gmatclub is a great resource. For verbal don't consider gmatclub as a primary resource though its good for additional practise.

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