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I have taken both Quant and verbal test from GMAT club. Verbal test are good to practice for the timing. Verbal test are good to brush up the basics. I would not suggest you study concepts from these tests.
Quants test are really good best i have seen till now. Difficulty level of these tests is above what GMAT would give you on the test day. If you are scoring in the range of Q47-Q49 on these tests then you are good to go. These test cover every concept which GMAT can ask you on the test day. There are some question which will make you depressed as they would be very tough but don't loose hope as you will learn some valuable tips and tricks from these tests. These tests will time you for the test day.
Gmat Club tests are simply great, they help you to identify which areas you need to focus and the explanations of the answers are pretty clear. Moreover, these tests help you estimating your average Gmat Score, so you will be gaining confidence with each test that you have succesfully done.
About the quality of the questions, i can say that they are pretty similar to the official guide ones. Additionally, during Cats and Quizzes you will feel the same level of pressure that you will feel during the exam. For all the previous reasons i encourage you to acquire this great tool
The questions are hard and will prepare you mentally for any kind of questions that you will be facing on the real GMAT.I kept on scoring a consistent 48-50 in the practice tests and my quant score on the real test was 49 . I totally recommend the GMAT club tests if you are aiming for anywhere around 50 in quant.Though the 7 verbal tests are on an easier side , they will give you good amount of practice and idea on how the questions are going to be on the real test.You can go ahead to buy these tests without any second thought. Happy GMATting !!
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GMAT Club does not only host the most exhaustive GMAT practice questions, but it is also the one stop for all the MBA related queries. There's nothing an MBA aspirant can't find here. It was here that I read the genuine reviews about e-gmat that made me sign up for their verbal course. The course was a game changer. Besides it's comprehensive question bank, e-gmat has put together verbal concepts in the most effective way.
GMAT Club tests - Another great resource for quant. I did not find a better source for quant practice than the GMAT Club questions. These questions cover all possible topics for the exam. The flashcards and notes are equally helpful. What's even more interesting is that there's no question whose solution you won't find in this platform. GMAT Club has covered it all!
I knew about GMAT club when I started prepare for my GMAT exam. At first, I was struggling a lot because the OG explaination was not every useful for me. Thus, I searched in google in hoping to help me clear my thought. While searching , I came accross GMAT club website. At that point, I was so much happy because I could found all great resources and input from experts. All the combined files are very organized and I could easily look for the materials I need. I could able to think well and construct my argument. As far as I go, I am very appreciated for all the guidance GMAT club taught me. I highly recommend this website.
First of all, thanks BB & Team for creating such a great community to help everyone out there in the GMAT world.
I must say that QA Section of GMAT Club Test is really good. Quality of questions and their explanations really helped in scoring 50 in my first attempt. My verified score can be seen under my profile.
But I really feel that explanations in verbal section can be improved further. Many times, when I was looking for the explanation, I saw explanation as "Awkward Construction". Being a non-native English speaker, I need to understand each and every bit of the explanation. I personally feel that the kind of explanation that Bunuel gives for QA questions, Daagh is someone who do the same kind of work in VA.
I would like to thank GMAT CLUB Community which gave me enough encouragement for my next attempt.
Thanks all!
GMAT club Tests are a great resource to gain confidence while preparing for the GMAT exam. The level of difficulty especially on topics such as Geometry, Inequality and Number property is very commendable. Have done these questions Untimed (initially) to get to understand the concept that is being tested within these questions. They keep your mind alert. Within the Data sufficiency domain, these question at the 700+ level have helped me UNDERLINE / EMBOSS the Premise of the statement in my mind. before which , i did not encounter such DS questions, where in i had to carry forward so much background information (Premise) as I travel through the statement 1 and Statement 2.These practice questions will surely help students create a strong foundation for themselves and will help concepts tested become second nature. Thanks to GMAT CLUB for this great resource (such a confidence booster).
The GMAT Club tests are very helpful to gauge were one stands in terms of the Q and V capabilities. Especially the Quant questions are very challenging and the explanation helps a lot when it comes to getting an understanding of the respective topics.
Furthermore, I think the GMAT Club tests offer the best "bang for the buck" in terms of sheer volume of CATs. I am not aware that any other company comes close to offering such a number of tests in a similar price range.
Therefore, I would recommend the tests to anyone but especially to those of you who might be on the lookout for a helpful tool which comes at a bargain!
I purchased the Gmat Club Test and found it really helpful.test mode - even though some of these questions are available else where, it's hard to click each link and read questions and answer. these tests provide the questions in a testing situation. lots of practice in quant- most are difficult questions. My weakest math is algebra (I usually plug in numbers), a lot of these questions are high yield (algebra and inequalities) where plugging in numbers won't work Review each and every question and make your own quizzes for the weak areas.After the end of 1500 questions I felt much more confident in Quant . There was a lot of improvement in DS , my weak area as the test covered each and every type of questions .The questions are close in what the actual GMAT asks .It was surely worth every penny spent. Verbal is poor question quality explanations for both QV are shoddy at best. I don't mind the extra practice questions,
GMAT Club tests are a life saver. The quantitative part of GMAT preparation is taken care by these 26 tests, totally worth the money. The detailed solutions and explanations at the end of each question are pretty useful as well. One thing that always stood out for me was how they made the questions more difficult with little tweaks that test the conceptual understanding.
The verbal part is decent, although a couple of questions and explanations can be misleading. I liked the reading comprehension section the best as a couple of the passages were very challenging for me.
Highly recommended for Quant. A must have if you are aiming at 49+ in Quant.
What were your scores like in these tests?