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[Tests] GMAT Club Reviews
GMAT Club Tests offer hard Quant CAT tests and a smaller number of verbal tests (over 1,100 quant questions and 388 verbal questions). The questions are generally above average difficulty though some easier ones have been introduced as well. You can see the exact distribution of questions here. To learn about the scoring algorithm precision, please see this discussion. Finally, GMAT Club tests require a subscription but 10 days a year, we offer them for free on US public holidays.
[Tests] GMAT Club Reviews
January 02, 2017
The test interface is very user friendly, allowing the tester to choose the topics of one's choice. Also, post test analysis is very detailed and crisp.
Apart from choosing of the topics, one can also select the level of questions - 500, 600 or 700 level. It really helps to pace up the preparation.
The option to choose the number of questions in a test also is a very helpful one.
Though, on extensive usage of the tests, one might fall short of the number of questions available, every question is linked to the discussions on it in the GMAT portal and this has links to other similar questions. So, this brings in a whole new set of questions.
January 02, 2017
I found the GMAT club test to be helpful overall. The quality of the questions are on par with other CAT based questions that are out in the market (e.g, GMAT official, Manhattan GMAT, Veritas, etc). The only downside is that the quiz and CAT both pull from the same test question database. It would be great if there was a dedicated question database for quizzes, so users can take short quizzes without sacrificing the CAT questions. Also, I would like to see more questions added to verbal section. I specifically subscribed to utilize the verbal questions and noticed the number of questions are significantly low on verbal (vs quant).
January 02, 2017
Gmat quant tests are amazing in terms of range of topics they cover and clear expanations. They are essential to those who want to boost their quant section of GMAT. Tests are quite challenging and are extremely helpful in preperaing the student to improve quant section. Some answers have even two or more types of explanations, so that the student can solvet the problem with different approaches. I have read many debrief in GMAT club and all those who aced quant( got +49) used GMAT club quant tests as their main practice tests. I want to retake GMAT, first time I got only 46 on quant, but I did much better on practice tests. Before my GMAT I did 3 practice GMAT club tests and they were close to my true score. However, I am convinced that if I did more gmatclub tests, I would have scored way better. I want to retake GMAT and will focus on these tests.Thank you very much for the clear explanations and these precious tests!!! Hope next time I will write that I got great result!
January 02, 2017
I have had trouble with verbal sections for quite some time now. But I was not able to exactly pin point the gaps in my preparation. That's where GMAT Club came into the picture. The verbal section was point on and the analytics is superior to other GMAT CATs. Plus as an added advantage, since the questions can be found on the gmat club forum, any explanation that you think you might need some help with will be available to you.
However, the verbal section tends to be a tad bit predictable and tends to sway from how an actual test looks. If Verbal is your pain point, you might want to supplement it with other tests as well.
January 02, 2017
The quality of GMAT Club tests and the range of topics covered in the question bank are commendable.
Gmat Club Tests are perfect tool to test your score. The question bank is extensive and also provides various approaches to solutions. The emphasis is on the quality of questions and not on the quantity. One can check his/her performance in detail, weak areas are highlighted and one can choose the questions they have got wrong in the test and create their own quiz of those questions. This helps in focusing on weak areas.
Overall, the experience is good as I am still working on the problems and trying to improve my score.
January 02, 2017
As the report of my previous GMAT attempt shows, I have scored very badly in verbal (V 20). After practicing for RC, SC and CR, I gave these CAT's, and my scores rose up to V 30. These tests are the perfect platform for giving the ambience of taking the actual GMAT test and these tests follow the exact pattern of questions as the actual test does.
I have realized that for my next GMAT attempt to be successful, an extended subscription of these tests will surely help me to find out my mistakes and give me the best platform to improvise for my next attempt. Thank You so much GMATClub for this free access. I shall be really very obliged if I am being provided the extended subscription for these tests, so that I can then guide my other mates via GMAT Club for their successful attempts.
Thank You once again!! Anticipating a positive response....
January 02, 2017
GMAT Club Tests are a decent and cheap alternative to the Mock Tests provided by other companies. The questions are really good and makes you think. Also, providing 700 level questions in every mock test is a unique thing I've not seen in any other test.
All this said, there are some flaws imo.
First, the analysis of the overall test, I feel could've been a bit better and user friendly.
Second, the CAT aspect of the tests are a little bit behind as I don't really feel the test adapting to my answer choices.
Despite these minor flaws, I'd highly recommend the GMAT Club Tests to really challenge yourself.
January 02, 2017
Your test is very great, but in verbal I feel that the RC on Gmat Club Test is not like Gmat Prep, sometimes it is short and dose not reflect the real situation. The CR and SC are very great. It is my fault that I did not recognize the best resource from Gmat club for my gmat preperation.
I am trying the quant test. AS many people said the quant test seems to harder than the real test, but it is the valuable test for test takers who want to challenge theselves by higher level.
I hope that many people will know and use your test as much as possible, and I strongly belive that my next gmat test will be better than now.
Thank you very much
January 01, 2017
I was introduced to GMAT club by my friend.After that I became a fan of this club.About the GMAT club test I want to say that quanta part is excellent.Though i did not appear for the official GMAT exam yet, I feel that the standard of the quanta question is high.The size of the question pool is also very large.From here I was introduced to many new formulas & shortcuts...thanks to the explanation given by Bunuel.For the verbal part I found one drawback is that the small size of the question pool.As a non native speaker,improvement in verbal part seems to be difficult.So I request BB to add more verbal questions in the test/quiz series. Lastly, thank you to give us such a wonderful test series which is almost the replica of real GMAT exam.
December 31, 2016
The GMAT Club Tests are designed in a very efficiently manner resemble closely to the actual GMAT test. Also provide very detail explanations for each of the questions.
As a GMAT aspirant, I am closely examining each of the explanations from the GMAT club test series so as to get a detail understanding of my mistakes & to get acquainted more closely to the actual exam.
This is an fantastic platform to learn techniques of GMAT.
I would like to refer the this huge volume of knowledge set to all my friends who are also planning to take the GMAT exam.