The question pattern in GMAT Club tests is harder than the actual exam so when you are able to get a high accuracy on the in these tests, you can be confident that you will excel in the actual GMAT exam. The question types are very similar to the official questions so it's a good practice ground for anyone. However, it would be slightly more realistic if the very hard questions were mixed in with some medium and hard question which have a shorter question stem in Quant, so that time management is more accurate in line with the actual exam.

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I had significant difficulty completing the verbal and Data Interpretation (DI) sections of the GMAT, often having to guess on the last 4-5 questions due to time pressure. To address this, I used GMAT Club tests for sectional timed practice, which proved to be a crucial resource. These practice tests were essential for refining my timing strategies, particularly for verbal and DI sections, and greatly helped in improving my overall timing and accuracy. For quant, GMAT Club tests were unparalleled, offering the best practice available and helping me figure out the weak areas. Overall, these tests, as sectional practices were instrumental in my GMAT preparation.

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Would recommend to get the timing issue sorted as you get to try a wide range of questions and materials. The scoring seems to differ quite a bit. Might not rely there. But overall is really helpful to create the test environment. But obviously would recommend to try this only if you need more practice in addition to official gmat tests. I also until I send my accumulated points to get access to gmat focus pro. A really good incentive and also the team opens this up for free on holidays. So do keep a look out for those as well.

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These tests are very effective for practice. It has sectional test and full length tests. These tests follow the adaptive technology very similar to the original tests.They are designed to mimic the pacing and difficulty of the actual exams, ensuring that you can track your progress and identify areas that need improvement. Additionally, the detailed analytics provided after each test help you understand your performance better, allowing you to focus your study efforts where they are needed most. The user-friendly interface and realistic question formats make it easy to engage with the material, providing a seamless learning experience. By incorporating various question types and adaptive elements, these tests not only enhance your knowledge but also boost your confidence for the real test day.

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Great tests to improve your scores after completing fundamental prep. The difficulty level of these tests especially verbal is much more than the usual GMAT level. This may be welcome for some but may also demotivate a lot folks just starting out. I would definitely recommend this test to anyone looking to achieve a 700+ score. You may feel a little thrown aback by the level of these but you will be much more prepared and comfortable when you come back to GMAT level questions later on. So overall I would 100% recommend this test series to people whole heartedly without any doubt. Also don't pay to much attention to the scores you get but rather focus on the trend of your scores in this test series. As the scores you get on this test maybe much lower than your equivalent GMAT Scores.

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The GMAT Club practice tests have been somewhat useful in my GMAT prep, but there are a few areas where they fall short. The question bank is extensive, which is a plus, but I found that the difficulty level of the Quantitative section often exceeded that of the actual GMAT. This discrepancy made it hard for me to gauge my true performance.While the Quantitative section can sometimes be a bit more challenging than the actual GMAT, I found this to be beneficial in pushing my limits and preparing me thoroughly. Overall, the GMAT Club practice tests have been an invaluable resource, boosting my confidence and helping me achieve my target score

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Gmat club is one the best sources to study for gmat and these practice tests are great tools to simulate and practice for the real test. GMAT CLUB Tests have very good difficulty level, more difficult than actual GMAT. This makes it superb, because actual GMAT pressure can never be recreated with mocks, except by making them difficult. The quality of the questions, specially of Quant, is great. Quality of some questions need to be improved. Also Forum discussions are particularly helpful with so many experts helping you out of tight spots. The best part is that we can redeem reward points to access it!!

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Overall great and value for money if you are looking for additional practice. The questions in Quant are really cool and has the feature of being adaptive. The final scores are almost close with some error margin as to the GMAT mock scores. In the verbal section, quality of questions can be improved as there might be ambiguity/ uncertainty in some answer options. DI section is pretty good for practice as the number of OG questions in this section are limited. One can either take sectional or full length tests according to the level of our preparation and it can act as a gauge of where you stand in a particular section and acts as a guide for areas to improve.

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This tool is highly effective for practicing quantitative skills, improving speed and accuracy significantly. While the verbal section could use some enhancement, overall, it's a valuable resource for comprehensive practice. I enthusiastically recommend it to everyone looking to hone their abilities in both quant and verbal reasoning. It's a great product that offers thorough preparation and would benefit anyone preparing for standardized tests or aiming to strengthen their quantitative and verbal reasoning skills. For those serious about improvement, it's an invaluable tool worth investing time in. I recommend it for anyone aiming to excel in both quant and verbal reasoning.

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Overall I liked the testing experience and scored a pretty decent score and got a base for my prep and focus areas. Since, it displays separate metrics of verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning and data insights. I was able to review all my 64 questions the ones I got wrong and even the ones that I got right by luck as I did not do the right calculation or how I got to the answer was not right. If I know that I got this question right accidently I can focus on how to get it right the correct way so that I do not falter in those kind of question. Because if you got lucky once doesn't mean that you'll get lucky always. Therefore I like to know if I got it right then why did I get it right.
You can see on which topics of quant, verbal or DI you have faltered and on which topics you have done great. This ultimately helps you sort the topics on which you need to focus.

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