Let me answer why question first.

Why you need to have Gmat Club Tests?

1) Great collection of 600-700 and above question , each wrong answer tells you a new way to improve yourself.

2) Questions are as per GMAT , I have tried questions from various sources , what happen sometimes is that they put questions which are irrelevant to GMAT or require lengthy calculations or a theorem specific ---> GMAT club tests are good in that way, I think No Nonsense test better describe them



Note : I will recommend everybody who have tried Gmat test keep them as your collection which you can refer anytime

Now the hard part Why not?

1) I think this what I have read in many reviews and so will you, the scoring algorithm seems to be way off the mark. I got Q47 with 12 questions wrong (seems impossible to me on real one) .

2) The level of questions, again they are of high level , but then that is the problem you don't expect every question to be of that level in GMAT.

3) No full mocks , at least let us test whether we will be able to take complete test in one go or not. They should really work on it.

I don’t know what their basis is for having so hard quant, But it would be great if there test is close to real GMAT, it gives confidence that you can rely upon and that is what you want from a Test. If you know that Test you have given is tough and that’s why your score is good doesn’t make any sense to me but then it is just my opinion

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The best tools to master GMAT-specific math skills ... Without a doubt, the math tests here were the best tools to improve my math skills.
The questions are hard and will prepare you mentally for any kind of questions that you will be facing on the real GMAT.
The algorithm seems a close match with GMAT prep and most importantly the solution to the 700+ questions are amazing. I highly recommend it to ANYONE studying for the GMAT. Expect at least +2 point in real scale quant grade vs GMATClub.
Always read Bunuel's solution techniques even on questions you got right because he will teach you the tricks to solve the questions faster.

To improve, I suggest to increase the number of Verbal tests. It is really important as it's a big selling point to the non native speaking GMAT takers.

Thank you!

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Hi all,

Have been thinking of writing review for a long time after benefiting from numerous others. After getting a 690 , I am currently preparing to get a higher score.
My Quant had never bothered me until i came across the DS during my preparation for GMAT. After preparing for a considerable time i realized that i was missing out on the check points that are essential to solve DS. Then i came across a review of the club tests which suggested that they are pretty good. Desperate to improve i decided to subscribe and i could tell you that it was one of my best decisions. Why?
1. The club tests cover all the sections of quant thoroughly
2. Questions are well made and force you to think as the test makers.
3. If you are the one making too many silly mistakes perhaps because you are overlooking facts mentioned in the question stem, then the sheer number of questions available in the club tests is definitely going to help you over come your weakness.
4. Explanations are very clear
5. The more you practice them, the more you develop on your check list for solving DS questions

As for verbal i found some questions " not so GMAT like " but if you want to practice in the new time format, the club tests are definitely helpful

Solving GMAT club test questions has been a huge learning process.

Happy preparing for GMAT!!

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I would like to thank gmat club test, because it has helped me to improve my skills to beat the Gmat. With a complex material and detailed questions totally explained, it makes easy to complete the exercises and learn from them. Im going to take the exam within 3 weeks, and finally im feeling so much better prepared than two months ago. So you should get stuck and, subscribe to the GMAT club to enhance your skills and take the GMAT confidentially. It is a good opportunity to get out of your comfort zone and do specific exercises to improve your accuracy on Gmat, so subscribe it.

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I came across GMAT club test via different posts when I searched for how to go from Q49 to Q51.
I got the free subscription with eGMAT course. My quant score was already consistent at 49 and I wanted to push it further to 50-51. So I started with these tests and it really startled me in the beginning. In the initial 5 tests i was not able to score more than 46. Also, the i was lagging behind time in each and every test which led to guessing 6-7 questions in the end. This was the level of questions and the low score encouraged me to practice more and more out of it. This not only improved my timing but also the gave me confidence on my answers till the last question.
I recommend these test to one who is really looking forward to score in range of 49-51. The practice of 26 test is really something that would make one to feel at ease during actual GMAT Quant.

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I have used GMAT club tests and find it very similar to actual GMAT exam.
GMAT club tests have following advantages:
1. Huge repository of questions to prepare. All questions are of GMAT standard.
2. Test experience is similar to actual GMAT exam.
3. It is cheaper compared to other mock tests available.
4. It truly reflects where one stands. I have taken both GMATprep tests and GMAT club tests and find that my results are consistent which proves that GMAT club tests are true reflection of actual exam.
5. No of quant mock tests are specially noteworthy because no other test prep company provides such huge number of tests to practise.
6. Analysis of results are very helpful. It represents through graphs and pie charts. It indicates strong and weak areas. Avg time taken per question. Fastest attempted question. Slowest attempted question. It also provides accuracy percentages per difficulty level groups.
7. One can easily review wrongs attempts and also correct attempts. Explanation of each question's answer is detailed and elaborate. It helps most in strengthening concepts and approach to answer questions.

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I was always good in quant and struggling with verbal prep. Hence most of my focus was on preparing for verbal. It used to bother me that I’m not practicing quant everyday however. Luckily gmatclub has an amazing question bank of both free and paid question sets. For a really reasonable price gmatclub gives access to top quality quant questions . In the last two weeks before my GMAT exam I plan to practice gmatclub quant papers everyday. I don’t think I will need any other material to aim for a q50-51. I already had a q49 in my last exam and i hope to score higher thanks to this amazing resource I got access to through e-gmat

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The maths online tests are extremely fulfilling. All concepts are tested and ingrained beautifully through thorough solutions. Anyone aiming a q50+ is almost guaranteed to score using gmatclub maths. The verbal papers are also very similarl to the original test. I have really enjoyed the test experience so far. I am taking the GMAT in the next 30 days and plan on completing all the tests. I don’t think apart from these tests and the official guide anybody would need other materials. The free questions on the forums for cr and sc are helpful in the preparatory phase when you are trying to imbibe the theoretical parts of the concepts to that next level. Gmatclub gives you that push to the last few challenges and helps you give your best. Thank you gmatclub and username B.B. for the wonderful verbal question sets

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Hi,

I have been using the GMAT Club tests for the past 2 weeks now, thought i'll write up a short review before my subscription expires. So overall, my experience with the tests has been amazing. The quality of questions is the main stand out factor i believe. The questions are tougher than the official GMAT questions, but not "unsolvable within the designated time" tough. They are based on core concepts and test your depth of knowledge. The analysis pane is also an amazing feature to review your performance. The solutions are accompanied by forum discussions, making the solutions clearer. The UI is amazing and has the same layout as the GMAT. Have not faced any technical issues.

On the downside though, there are no complete tests. You can only give sectionals. I think that we should have the option of giving the verbal and QA sections together with an optional break in the middle. This will help simulate exam conditions.
Also, I am looking forward to more verbal questions. There is a heavy imbalance between the number of questions for QA and Verbal.

Overall, in my opinion GMAT Club Tests is among the top 3 tests available for the GMAT.
And they will only get better with time.

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I found GMAT club tests as pretty accurate and beneficial for GMAT preparation. Quants questions are mind blowing and tests fundamentals as well as applications. It prepares you for any unforeseen challenges. Verbal is equally daunting as the it has got good stock of verbal questions. Higher level questions have been picked from good quality sources and are highly representative of actual GMAT tests. The GUI and the ease of taking tests is equally unparalleled. Layout is good but instructions are properly written. I would recommend the same to every serious gmat takers who want to increase their Q/V score by leaps and bounds. Explanations of questions are nicely written and easily graspable

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