Hi,

I have subscribed GMATCLUB Tests by paying $80 based in feedback of one of my friends. I found Quant test externally helpful for Quant. The beauty of this test is the way in which the explanations are written similar to explanations written by someone attempting quant test and getting Q51. The though process is clearly described in lucid manner. If you wants to score more than Q48 then there is no 2nd thought required. Just brushup your basics from Manhattan or any other book and start attempting 26 quant sectional test. Focus on your weakness based on analytics provided and do some practice questions of weak topic and kill it.

Verbal tests (9 tests) require improvement especially in the area of number of sectional test, quality of GMAT questions like official questions etc. as verbal tests are not close to actual questions in exam.

Buy this test for quant without fail.

Highly recommended for QUANT.

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Hi,

I gave my GMAT twice and scored a Q49 every single time!

The best and worst thing i did was namely Getting GMClub tests and not analyzing all the GMClub tests!

I bet if i would have gone thru all the questions and CATs at GMAT Club i would have broken the barrier of Q50!

When i say i really mean it that GMAT Club has one of the most authentic and conceptual problems which are almost similar or a little bit harder than the real GMAT!

Solving questions a bit harder than the real GMAT helps you to develop that quantitative aptitude and the real MAT questions will feel cake walk to you!

Good Jobs Quant forum moderators @bunuel @bb @gmatbusters @chetan2u @vritasprepkarishma!

You guys make this club the haven it is for quant!

Cheers! and Kudos!

Regards,
Honneeey

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If you want to get Q51 and verbal 40+ in your real test then gmatclub tests are more than enough. Gmatclub quant section is designed so well that it helps to build you quantitative advance level. I have seen that almost every quant question test more than one concepts/area of math in a single question. The verbal part is way too good. RC passages are tough and dense and helps build your reading skills. CR and Sc questions are very close to real exam questions. Once you will be done with gmatclub tests you will realize that you dont need any other tests

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Hi All,

These GC Tests are as per the new GMAT Format. They have great analytics that help you recognize your strengths and weaknesses. Quant tests are really hard and good ones. Verbal Questions are just upto the mark. I recommend everyone that they shoud try these tests atleast once as these help a lot in your GMAT Preparation. These tests are superrrrbbbb!! :-)

Hence, everone should try these tests atleast once. As you give more tests your performance improves if you review and learn from the mistakes you made. The solutions given for these tests are really great. These tests are superrrrbbbb and awesome and help a lot in your preparation!! :-)

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Thanks Gmat club for the free practice test. I have been practicing questions from Gmat club from quite a while now. But, I don't feel I prepared enough for the tough questions.

The quant section of GMAT Club Test is really good. The questions cover all the gmat topics and are a good mix. I personally found them a notch harder than the gmat prep questions. The verbal questions are not bad either. The SC and CR sections are the same difficulty level as gmat prep and the RC are a bit tough.

Overall, I recommend everyone taking the GMAT to use it for their preparation. It is definitely worthwhile and help you identify the sections in which you are weak.

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The analytics and the qualitative data it brings out from the test attempts is brilliant. The Quant questions are bit harder than actual GMAT but it actually prepares you for the worst. I started off with Q30 went upto to Q47. The best part of Gmatclub tests is you can identify the best and worst sections. I was able to isolate my weak sections and word towards improving the same. I would highly recommend all the test takers to take Gmatclub tests atleast for the trail period. (One star less only because of fewer number of verbal questions and no IR section)

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Have been using the GMAT Club tests for over 6 months now. Tried them out on holidays ( when they are available absolutely free) and realized that many of the questions required "out-of-the-box" thinking. Went ahead and got a subscription for the same 3 months prior to the test date. These questions are hard for all the right reasons. Extreme values, integers-only assumption, figure not drawn to scale on purpose... such kind of tricks get drilled into the test taker's mind and help in reducing similar mistakes elsewhere. Whenever I have not given a test in a weeks window, I have started making more mistakes which can be categorized as silly. So A must solve repository of tests & questions. However, I do feel sometimes that the scoring is a little on the high side ( Have got Q51 with 5 questions incorrect).

If you are looking for Hard quant questions ( for the right reasons...) go ahead and try the GMAT club tests. They won't disappoint.

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Awesome quotations for boosting your scores. It got the subscription with e-gnat. Started preparing a month back. At that time I was not very good at quant. In my initial CATs on the Gmat club, I scored Q25. In the subsequent tests I got Q30+. After taking a few test, I started to review all the previous CATs. Post I took a another test. My score went up to Q45. I'm still working on the CATs and I still have about 15 CATs speare in Quant. Post completing all the CATs I hope that I will each my target score Q50. We also have the option to reset the question poll so that we can reattempt all the CATs. Analytics that Gmat club provies is also very good. It shows the ability question type wise. From the question I have attempted I got to know that I need to work more on Algebra and function questions.

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I have always had an On-off relationship with the GMAT. But I have always made it a routine to visit GMATClub and solve at least 4-5 questions, create a post or two and try solving doubts of people.

I had read a lot about GMATClub tests and now that I am in the last two weeks of my second GMAT attempt, I got GMATClub test and I have started to solve them. I must say that the level of Quant questions on the GMATClub tests is higher than the level you'd find on the actual GMAT. You may not score 50-51 consistently on GMATClub, but if you keep on trying, check the test performance regularly, analyse your mistakes and make it a routine to get back to these questions every 2-3 days, I could definitely say that you'd improve your score on the actual GMAT without a doubt. The pool of questions in GMATClub, especially the quantum and the level of Quant questions is exhaustive, covering all the topics, all difficulty level (including the difficulty much higher than actual GMAT).

GMATClub has limited Verbal tests but the best part about the questions is that the level is either at par with the actual GMAT or above GMAT.

Having GMATClub tests in your kitty will surely give you an idea on where you stand, how to improve and by how much through its well-curated tests. Since the difficulty level of GMATClub tests is higher than the actual GMAT, the test-taker shall feel more comfortable in solving the problems on the actual GMAT because he already has ample practice in dealing with tough questions under time pressure.

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These tests are best available tests for Quant in the market. The exam screen interface is perfectly GMAT like. The scoring pattern seems to imitate GMAT's. The level of difficulty is a bit on the higher side of actual GMAT. Scoring in the range of Q48-50 on Gmatclub quant tests will put you in top 90%ler group on GMAT i.e Q50+.
It is worth single penny and the explanations are easy to understand. Best investment for improving Quant.

Verbal tests too will not fail to impress you to show your true Verbal level. Overall it is the best mock available after GMAC mock.

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