Not only the quality of questions in the GMAT club tests is top-notch, but the explanations too are simply the best. Each question comes with its own discussion forum, where some of the best experts in the industry share tips and tricks. This ensures that you are exposed to multiple methods to solve each question and as a result, better equipped to approach any problem in different ways. Small details like the formatting of the text, resizable test interface, relevant post-test analytics, and the customizable quiz mode, truly elevate the quality of this product.

Although not inadequate, the number of questions in the verbal section could be increased to match the number of questions in the quant section. Since both the sections are of equal importance in the final test, I don't see why there should be any disparity between the two sections.

All in all, these tests will genuinely help you in your test preparation journey and can potentially improve your score by a good margin.

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The gmat club tests are worth buying. They give an apt experience of the actual test environment and make sure that you are well prepared before the exam. Please make sure that you take them like you would your actual exam. The quant tests especially are very good. they are harder than the actual exam which prepares you for the day.The gmat club tests have given me a great opportunity to practice as well asbe prepared for the gmat exam. Though I do think that they are a bit expensive and the price could be reduced,Best of luck for your prep

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This is unbiased review of gmatclub.
A preview of me:
I am typical Indian engg that goes to undergrad with no idea of his/her future.
After my undergrad, I decided I wanted to switch fields and what better than a MBA for my future career.

I have prepared across several platforms, namely Magoosh, egmat and gmat prep software.
By far the content, quality and quantity is the most rich in gmat club tests.
It not only serves you with the questions that are very closely related to the concepts tested on real gmat but so many of them that if you do go through them you're destined to improve your score by in a range of 50-100 given that you are doing it religiously.

Also I have given it 4 stars because I think the verbal tests could have more content and nothing in this world is perfect. But that's what makes us human, chasing perfection perfect.

Thanks bb n Bunuel you guys are great. Keep up the good work.

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Hello Everyone, I started preparing for GMAT for the second time 5 months back, my previous score score was 350 Q30 V10, and 5 months back I started from from giving a official and kaplan mock in which I scored 370 and 360 respectively so I knew It's a long way to go.
First two months I cleared my concepts and still working to become a pro using official guides and manhattan guides.
After attempting questions from official guides and gmatclub, the highest I was able to score in Gmatclub tests was 23, but I was carefully reviewing my mistakes which was enough for my score to increase a little .
On 8th feb 2021 I gave my second Kaplan Mock I scored 430 Q27 V21 which was a 70 points improvement and in the third mock (don't know the date) I scored 510 Q31 V22 which was a 80 points improvement. As you can see my mock score increased when I started using gmatclub tests, and in my lot of posts I have recommended a lot of people to try gmatclub tests. I have not given GMAT yet but I know that I will conquer this exam.

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I was not much of a fan of GMAT Club tests but the holidays offer where they let you ride them for free is a magnet. I don't know if that is the usual question bank or they upload some tricky sets to send everyone off-guard.
I built a quiz for SC - 700 level - 10 questions. Thinking, it's going to be a cakewalk.
Questions seemed to be okay until i see the results. ONLY 40 % correct. What happened.
I went again, oh clutch !!
The SC are subtle. PERIOD.
I felt in love with them.
After exhausting whole SC pack, I am going to pick another one. But these are just awesome.

Loved it !

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With over 1600 questions, GMAT club probably has the most number of adaptive quant tests (26 CATs). The quant questions are slightly harder than questions in real GMAT test, thus great source for practice. It also have the Quiz feature to select questions from particular topic and difficulty level. Each question has detailed explanation as well as the link to the Forum discussion where different ways of solution same question are available. The look and feel of the test is also very similar to the real GMAT test. These tests are great practice material to boost Quant scores to 48-51 range.
There are also 9 verbal Tests. The sentence correction question in verbal test are good though CR can be improved. One more suggestion would be to add more verbal tests to practice.
I surely recommend these tests to score higher in the real GMAT test.

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I am grateful to GMAT Quant Busters for giving me an opportunity to try out GMAT Club Tests for a month after winning their last quiz round.

GMAT Club Tests is an invaluable resource for any GMAT high score aspirant. It has very good quant and verbal questions backed by exceptional analytics to analyze mistakes and learn. You can take CATs or take section wise tests. By using CATs, you can focus on test-taking strategies and by taking section tests, you can focus on your weak areas and improve.

I would highly recommend trying out the GMAT Club Tests.

Best of luck to all of you!

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Questions are terrific. I was able to elevate my quant from low 40s to high 40s/50. Although the questions are slightly different from GMAT quant questions, these questions require you to think a lot more. As the GMAT tests quantitative reasoning, the problems here in GMAT club tests are terrific. I highly recommend trying out the exams if you are struggling with quant. The exams are extremely difficult!

I love how the system allows you to create quizzes or take actual exams. Although they share the same question bank, taking the exams strengthens your stamina for the real quant.

Great product

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For those of you who are just getting started with GMAT prep, I have a piece of straight and simple advice; just for GMAT Club tests. I have taken mocks from many platforms such as Veritas, Kaplan, Princeton, and GMAC but nothing came close to the real scores obtained during my GMAT exam.
There are over 26 Quant CAT's, 9 Verbal CAT's and thousands of questions for CAT's and Quizzes. I reset them twice and as a starter, these tests cover almost all topics that are required for the exam. I must tell you with an experience that the Quant tests are a little hard, but soon this hard becomes normal to you and the actual exam feels much easier. 26 Quants fix the right mindset and you feel confident after attempting over 20 mocks.

On the other hand, these tests are really affordable in terms of the quantity and quality of tests provided. I know that other prep platforms give you a whole 2.5hr text experience but I used to keep two tabs open, one with the Quant section and the other for the verbal test to ensure a seamless integration and real mock experience.

Just don't hesitate to pay for these mocks! All the best!

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I got the GMAT Club Tests as a part of the e-GMAT course. Overall, the tests made for great practice and were really helpful in the test-taking training. During my preparation, I mostly focused on the Quant CATs. The difficulty level of the questions in the Quant mocks was great. It really helped me practice the Q50 and Q51 level questions. The analysis of the incorrect questions through the posts helped me develop multiple ways of solving the same problem. It allowed me to cross the 700 level barrier. To further enhance the experience, the overall adaptability of the test needs to be improved.

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