I belong to an Engineering background, so I was already thorough with the basics of Quants. My main motive from practising GMAT Club Tests (specifically Quants) was to practice GMAT type questions in a timed manner.

There are almost 30 quant tests available and the quality of questions is amazing. Tests have all varieties of questions to practice for both DS & PS. One can get an accurate picture of one's weaknesses and strengths in particular topics. I relied only on these tests to score a Q50.

The number of Verbal tests is quite less (I think 9 or 10).

In totality, the quality of tests resembles a real GMAT exam and if one has already practised enough, one can rely on these Quant and Verbal scores as a true reflection in real GMAT.

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the level of quant questions is Good, for good quant score we can practice the moderate and hard quant questions which account for about 70% of total questions

hope i will do well in the exam by practicing the questions well and learning from my mistakes seeing not to repeat them again . the way the analysis is provided for these questions is also great which will teach us in a very good manner .
the Verbal questions bank is decent but to score higher we have to go through other verbal questions but for quant it is really an amazing set of questions. we wont regret buying and trying them
All the best for everyone

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The GMAT club tests are as close to the real deal as possible. I did not think that the official tests give you a fair assessment of your abilities. If you are average at quant, you will probably get an inflated score on the official practice tests. GMAT club tests on the other hand give you the correct idea of what your score would be. Personally, I found the real GMAT questions to be way harder than the ones you get in the official practice tests. The error log really helps as well. You can also find multiple explanations for each problem and learn from them. Use them to reach your perfect score!

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The tests were really great! I particularly found the quant section very useful. With the type of questions that are not generally found in a lot of other tests, this one surpasses the threshold. A must take for anyone aiming 49+ in Quant. There are so many questions and plus they are based on certain intricate concepts which we tend to forget generally. However, while taking multiple questions on such topics, I was able to remember most of them during my attempt. Verbal section is good too however the minimal number of tests makes it less preferable for people aiming to score higher in Verbal. Nonetheless, I loved attempting the verbal section too.

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The quant section of the GMAT Club test is a tough one. However, if you are aiming at Q51, its going to be of great help. You can sort the types of questions with specific topics and practice them topic-wise. The verbal part is relatively smaller and comprehensive but since we are recommended only to use OG for verbal, its better if we practice from the Official guide. You also have different expert's opinions on each of the questions, providing different angles to solve a particular problem. I would highly recommend GMAT club tests to everyone who wants to improve the quant score.

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GMAT club tests are very helpful and an amazing source of practice especially for quants. The tests consist of questions from all areas and you have the flexibility to take quizzes topic wise or to select different topics at one time. The questions are conceptual and tricky. I have been using the tests from the last 4 months and my conceptual clarity has definitely increased. The tests contain challenging quant questions that equip you to handle the hardest questions on the test day. The best part is that the tests are relevant for both beginners as well as experts. There are different solutions to the same question which help to solve one question in multiple ways. I would highly recommend GMAT club tests to everyone who wants to improve the quant score.

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I found Gmat Club tests for quant useful for preparation. The questions were conceptual, tough & tricky, and I learnt many question types through practising them. It is useful for both time management & hard question practising .

Large number of tests provided as sectional mocks, are quite beneficial to practise, and the interface gives actual exam like experience. The questions are quite selective and the explanations helped me understand the shorter way of solving problems.

I also tried a few mocks of verbal and they are good to try in the initial stages of preparations.

I suggest aspirants to try these tests as it definitely helps to gear up the preparation.

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At least for quant, GMAT club Tests are something that I vouch for. These will literally prepare you for the worst situation. Questions are GMAT level and higher, which will make you adept to the environment and conditions of the test. I highly recommend these tests in order to prepare yourself for the test.
At least for quant, GMAT club Tests are something that i vouch for. These will literally prepare you for the worst situation. Questions are GMAT level and higher, which will make you adept to the environment and conditions of the test. I highly recommend these tests in order to prepare yourself for the test.
At least for quant, GMAT club Tests are something that i vouch for. These will literally prepare you for the worst situation. Questions are GMAT level and higher, which will make you adept to the environment and conditions of the test. I highly recommend these tests in order to prepare yourself for the test

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I have been using GMAT Club Tests from my last 2 attempts, and I can only say that - these are the best Tests available across any platform/prep company. There are 1000+ question with all the difficulty level and it will cover all the topics.

The best part about these tests is - It consists of questions from all areas and if one can attempt these tests, it will not just refresh/test ALL your concepts but it will give you tips and methods to solve the questions in shortest time possible. The explaination are from Bunuel and almost all questions were discussed on the GMAT club forum, so you have the option to go there and check that as well (but the official solutions are the best reliable source)

I specially want to Thanks GMAT club team, for providing the best customer service. I have received GMAT club subscription for 3 months and it got expired just 20 days before my last attempt. I have mailed the team to request to extend the subsription for 10 days and @Jeff N from GMAT club team has replied me within few hours. He has not just extended my subscription but also provided me link to some resources that helped me a lot. This gesture was truly awesome.

Always thankful to GMAT club team for doing awesome service for all the aspirants.

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Although the tests came bundled along with another course I had purchased through GMAT Club, deciding to incorporate the GMAT Club Tests in my study plan turned out to be one of the best decisions I made during by GMAT prep journey.

The tests have a large bank of varied and challenging quant questions that equip you to handle the hardest questions on test day. It also allows you to create custom quizzes based on the subsections that may require more of your attention.

Even though the the verbal section may be a bit lacking in terms of the number of questions when compared to quants, the quality of the questions is second to none.

The variety and number of questions are just two of the many reasons to incorporate the tests in your study plan. The in-depth analysis is what sold it to me. The more questions I answered, the better data I received. The insights are unique to the GMAT Club Tests and are super helpful in pin pointing faults among the plethora of things that can go wrong. In my case, the tests were even able to predict my score on test day down to the sub-sections based on my past performance.

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