Gmat Club tests are a boon to those who are stuck at Q47 and want to go to that Q50-51. The questions are very well drafted and all the tricks that actual GMAT throws in questions can be found here as well.

I may have some reservations for Verbal though. I gave few tests and I think the algorithm needs to be tweaked upon in Verbal section. But if you are not looking for score but for practice purpose , it is good .

I would highly recommend these tests to everyone who wants to prepare aptly for Quant.

Kudos to the team !!!

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I have been studying GMAT materials for a year. I took the first three actual GMAT exams on Aug 2017, Dec 2017, and Mar 2018, respectively. I had taken my fourth GMAT on Aug 2018 - the actual score is 720 (Q49 V40 IR5) - before I encountered GMATClub Quant Test the following month.

The review I write here is purely based on both my experience in taking four (yes, four!) real GMAT exams and my drill with some of the 600-level and 700-level questions available in GMATClub Quant Tests.

I confidently say that the tone of most questions in GMAT Club Quant Tests is, undoubtedly, very similar to that of any question I encountered in the actual GMAT. The questions in the GMATClub Tests are apparently as hard as, if not harder than, the "hard" questions from all past GMAT exams that I did.

I learned from experience that every actual GMAT will throw several uncommon and hard quant questions (from approximately second half of the session) that can only be solved under 2.5 mins if I apply "logical" quantitative reasoning. Unfortunately, as shown in the ESR of my fourth GMAT exam, I often failed to "creatively" solve those hard questions under 2:30 mins. Admittedly, I need to train myself with mock tests that have a bunch of realistic hard quant questions.

Practicing the medium (600 level) to hard (700 level) questions in GMATClub tests has really helped me to improve my mental strength and endurance and to sharpen my "logical" quantitative reasoning. This training is a must-do for me (and probably for everyone) to achieve a target score of Q50-51.

I hope that I can achieve a Q51 and a total score of >770 for my fifth GMAT exam. I hope you all the best for your incoming test and don't forget to wish me luck! #Fingercrossed.

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Hello everyone,

I just want to take some time to give a genuine review of GMAT club tests. I wrote few tests on US holidays recently and also I was given complete access to CAT's after subscribing to their youtube channel. From the test experience I had, I would say that if one is able to get 720+ in GMAT club mocks, then definitely they can manage 740-750 around in real GMAT. I can say this confidently based on the difficulty level we will be trained from their mocks. My first math CAT gave a score of 50. I was impressed but later it became 49,47,48,49. The moment I saw 47 I realized that I need to pay more attention while solving rather than being confident in my math skills. Though one knew all math concepts, still it depends how we apply them at the correct time and with the correct strategy. This is what I liked the most in GMAT.

Finally, if anyone is thinking which mocks to take for a good hands-on experience of GMAT, then GMAT club CAT's are more than enough to have a score of 740+. All the BEST!!!

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In my opinion, if you want to get Q 50 or 51 on your actual GMAT exam, sure shot place to go to is GMAT Club Tests.The wide variety of questions test your concepts and help to identify your weak areas so that you can improve them.They help to solidify your concepts, make your concepts strong and boost your confidence so that you can get similar types of Questions correct in your subsequent attempts.GMAT Club tests have helped me a lot in improving in areas of Quant which I was afraid to practice by making the conceptual knowledge clear.I think that Every one should couple GMAT club tests with your preparation to boost your Quant score rapidly.

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I purchased GMAT club test a few months ago and no doubt they are incredible. Their Quant CATs are of high quality but i am not sure about the quality of verbal CATs as i felt like there are a lot of SC and RC questions which are not like questions in GMATprep and also their algorithm is quite tough as i found. However their Quant test are no double one of the best tests. Although they are quite tougher as compared to real test but though these quant tests improve your confidence, your skills and a lot more.
To keep yourself on track, you can take these tests one each day or on alternate days.
Happy GMAT study :)

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I received the GMAT CLUB tests bundle with my E-GMAT Verbal Course. The Quant tests are exceptionally well crafted. They contain the minutest traps which one could possibly make while taking the exam. The language of the questions is also concise and un-ambiguous. The Verbal tests also contain a spectrum of questions, which are not easily encountered while doing the regular test prep material. GMATClub test makers have done their research well while designing and picking these questions. Overall, I am very satisfied with the quality of questions. Moreover, the software is user friendly and does not have any technical glitches, which could lead to an unpleasant experience.

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Gmatclub tests , specially quants tests helped me in improving my timing issue in solving problems . The analytics of gmatclub tests helps us in improving our score for future tests . It narrows the topics with all data related to the question (ex : time taken to solve , difficulty level , topic name etc ) which helps us to improve even further . Gmatclub quants tests consists of 31 questions in which there are approx 20 questions of higher difficulty level (700+ level question ) , solving atleast 10 gmatclub quants test & reviewing it will surely help in scoring high in gmat exam . Gmatclub quants tests is highly recommended for anyone who is targeting Q48+ . Gmatclub tests are worth every penny .

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Not only the quality and variety of questions included is great but also the analytics which comes with it post taking a test. It has a large database of 700+ questions and in all likelihood, even if you don't get to see the exact question in the real exam, by the time you would have attempted and analyzed the questions available, your mind would have already been trained strenuously to think of different tricks the test makers can put in the exam and this will help you vastly improve your performance.
The best strategy I would advise is to take a 75 min test and spend about 2-3 hrs analyzing each tests. Look from the perspective of timing, concepts knowledge, pacing etc. This way, you will maximize your leaning and your score also which will be a big confidence booster for the real exam.
I will recommend them to any serious test taker and the best part is they are available as a bundle with many other online courses making them really cost effective.

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Hi all,

I have been using GMAT Club tests for quite some time now.

Ways to get them for free:

1) Find bugs on GMAT site and report them to @BB, he is very generous and offers the test free for two weeks.

2) They are also available with the EGMAT subscription

Pros

1) They help you cover the entire Quant syllabus.
2) They give to the point explanation. Each answer is linked to the club's form and thus helps in getting indulged in the solution
3) They are a must-have for anybody aiming for a Q50 - Q51

Just don't get demotivated if you see a 46 / 47 on them despite getting 49 or 50 on the official GMAT mocks. The questions are generally above average difficulty.

Thanks a ton Team GMAT CLUB for these fabulous mocks. :)

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After completing the basics concept review and official guide ,I subsribed to GMAT Club tests.This is the best source available on the internet for that extra degree of high quality practice.
The questions are amazing and most of them have bunnel explanation so its a GEM.

I would suggest must do!!

The best way to utlize this test is to write it every alternate day till the GMAT test day and then keep reviewing the error log.

These questions are a little above GMAT level and so they are good practice source if someone is aiming for a q50 or Q51.

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