I must say that the level of the questions in both Quant and verbal is excellent .
I have taken coaching for GMAT in July in Bangalore from a well known institute in Bangalore. After doing GMAT club tests , I find that I have wasted my time having attended that coaching.
Had I invested my time here solving questions on GMat Club,I would have been ready for the exam by now.
All that I can add to the review of free club tests is that Explanation for some CR questions could also have been provided.
However, the tests were a real motivation to me.

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These tests are really very helpful for you to practice questions of all difficulty types. It includes a lot of tricky questions which prepares you to tackle any sort of difficulty you might face during your exam. I really liked the way you get a detailed score analysis of your test and see how other people have fared in the questions compared to you. And the best part is while i review my answers i can see the detailed solution right there along with the forum discussion where people discuss alternative answers. The only thing i would suggest is to increase the number of verbal tests so that everyone gets a good practice with the verbal section too..

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GMAT Club Test QUANTS: There are around 1300 hundred questions in quant section with low, medium and high difficulty levels. These questions are one step above the Real GMAT questions. Questions comprises every concepts of questions tested in real GMAT. Most of the questions are above average difficulty levels. From every question, you will get something new. Most of the questions are not seen anywhere else and created very intelligently including small small tricks. The solutions given by Bunuel are brilliant and tests basic concepts.Also the discussions are very helpful.To score Quant 50 or 51, these tests are highly recommended.

Verbal: I have gone through the SC questions which are build on the GMAT concepts but real GMAT verbal questions are little different wordings which makes them little difficult. I have done some CR questions which look pretty much similar to real GMAT. The verbal tests have a scope for improvement.

The Interface is similar to the GMAT exams and works very well.

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I have been using the GMAT Club CATs and can vouch for their extreme usability without any inhibitions. I have given the real GMAT and coming to GMAT Club tests from their has made me realize how much similar these exams are to the real tests. There are more than 20 quant CATs with each question worth its price in gold, figuratively ;) I was on a Q 42 and have been able to improve to a Q 49 owing to these CATs. The most important thing that I would like to mention here is that we all know GMAT Math is not difficult it's tricky. The GMAT Club tests have all the tricks and the traps one can imagine. Hhats off to the creators. So, once you have done 20 or more of these tests and have reviewed well, you know the traps like the back of your hand. Which is one thing which I missed in my quant preparation earlier.

All the best.

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If you want to practice the toughest quant questions, GMATClub tests is where you come. This is the toughest. Nothing even comes close - not even Manhattan advanced gmat quant!

I was scoring in the range of 48-50 in quant in Veritas, GMAT Prep and Manhattan tests. However, in first timed exam that I took in GMATClub Test, I scored 43. The tough questions are so beautifully designed that it exploits your every little weakness and motivates you to learn new tricks. Learnt a very useful techniques while going through the solutions. Also, the responses from GMATClub community are so helpful. Verbal tests are not too bad. A word of caution, though. Don't rely too much on the solutions. They are not convincing enough and lack the subtlety of real GMAT questions.

Highly recommended though!!

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I have been a member for quite a while now and i have tried many questions of GMAT CLUB quant and verbal - not so much as quant. What GC Quant offers is a effective pool of 700 level quant questions that are brilliantly arranged according to 500 , 600 and 700 level. The test series is very effective as the level of quant is hard - very hard but the logic you need to apply to solve these questions is within the GMAT pattern . More than 90% of the questions are new and opens your mind to how pre-think in the real thing. I have tried 4-5 test until now for GC and in all i was amazed by the questions and their explanations . The trick involved here to solve the questions will help you open your mind on how to actually deal with hard questions in GMAT. So my suggestion to all my peers is go for GC test atleast surely for the QUANT part . These will really really help you for the real deal .
Verbal - I felt that the questions were good and mostly resembled GP .

In short go for it - it forms a great tool for practice .

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From the interface to the type of questions to the scoring algorithm, I believe GMAT Club Test are very close to actual GMAT test. In fact they come very close to the GMAT Prep tests, and the best part is here you get succinct solution for each question - a feature not available in GMAT Prep tests.
Overall a must for those who are aiming for 49 or more in Quant.
Only issue that I could mention is that GMAT Club Quant tests have limited no. of Geometry questions whereas I was faced with some never-seen-before challenging geometry questions on my actual test.
Verbal Tests are also good but could be more aligned to the actual GMAT questions esp. Critical Reasoning questions.

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Background: I have had consistent Q49 in all the other mock tests that I took. I was not able to break that roadblock.

Post GMAT Club Tests: I took GMAT Club quant tests and now I am able to break into Q50/Q51

What changed? : You just need to hit the right set of questions and GMAT Club tests ensures that. GMAT club tests offer extensive collection of great Quant questions (700+). The initial few tests I was able to get into Q49 but I made sure I go through the details of solutions provided by bunuel, and boy, there were many hidden shortcuts I never knew. After the 4th test I was able to see patterns and was able to come with a strategy for my weak sections.

Portal: The entire portal is very user friendly, especially the Quizzes part as you can easily choose to attack your weak sections. This will help a lot to those who want to achieve Q50/Q51 as they have some great bunch of Probability/P&C/Inequality questions.

Verbal Section? : Would recommend to do with the tests directly as the question bank is not as extensive as Quant's. (You loose out on great tests if you exhaust questions in Quizzes)

To sum it up, go for Quant Practice and Verbal Tests. Give at least 5 individual tests to see improvement.

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I have been using GmatClub Tests for the past one/two weeks. So far, it has been an excellent resource for my preparation. With, over 25 Quants and 9 Verbal Tests, we have an exhaustive list of test material. I am able to see a lot of tough Quants questions in GmatClub Tests compared to those of Official GMATPrep Software. The performance analysis, offered by GmatClub is of great help. I am able to identify what my strengths and weaknesses are, where i am losing a lot of time and where I have to concentrate to improve my score.
Kudos to bb, Bunuel and the GmatClub Team:)

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I have given 14 Quant test yet and till this point of my journey in GMATCLUB I have found that every test is in itself a challenge.
The test is so designed that one gets to clear the basic of Quant and also one will be able to master the concepts at the same time. I have gone through the explanation by Bunuel and they are simply awesome.
In case someone is not clear of the explanation, they can simply go through the expert comments which either explain the provided solution in detail or offer a different solution which increases the scope of your understanding.

The only issue I find in the tests is that the concentration of the questions are more on a similar topic in one particular test(I have given 14 quant test yet- 12 more to go). For example only 2 questions I have seen yet which comes as the angle between clock problem, and only one question yet which is based on the odd days in a leap year or normal year. If the test questions are distributed evenly then it would help aspirants to cover each topic just by giving the tests.

I will definitely recommend the Quant practise questions from GMATCLUB as I am solely dependent on this as the one and only source.

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