My previous GMAT score was Q39 and V38 (overall 640), I struggled a lot in Quants , then started to work on basics with various study materials but never felt confident about the test .
Never knew about GMAT club test earlier , tried it this month .
the type of problems and the level of difficulty is definitely as good as GMAT level and in some cases the questions are really harder. The concepts tested are clear and i believe this is enough if you are targeting Q51
Am currently hitting 48-49 in Mocks , giving my exam in 2 weeks time.
Would recommend GMAT club tests for quants 100%

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Are you ready to test your reasoning skills? If Yes, try the GMAT Club Tests.

Going through the OG and official review books, you will feel that Quant section questions are pretty easy and do not challenge you. These tests are great for anyone who is looking to get the tough and tricky questions. Many hard level questions test some general concepts that one might miss in the first go. The detailed review of these questions will undoubtedly enhance your skills and make you confident and ready to get a great score. I highly recommend these to people who are targeting Q50-Q51.

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I have bought the gmat club tests an year back. Initially, the hardest questions(most of them are) threw me off. But eventually, my accuracy improved after couple of months(I gave 2 tests a day and completed the set twice). My average score in quant was 45 in gmat club tests. I ended up scoring 48Q in the actual test. For anyone , who aims for 49+ in quant , this test series is of a great help. Usually, you can expect at least a 3 points more in the actual test than the average score in gmat club tests. Also, the breadth of topics and range of concepts covered make the test series one of most comprehensive and under rated amour for quant.

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There is a myriad of questions available in the GMAT Club Tests and the questions in the Quantitative section deserve a special mention. Although those quant questions are a bit tougher than one would expect in the GMAT exact, but they do prepare you to end up scoring a Q50 or a Q51.
Best part of the tests is the unlimited resets and a plethora of questions in question bank so that you don't end up facing the same question again even after resetting the test multiple times.
Great work by the GMAT Club Team, keep up the good work!!!

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I loved doing the quants section of GMAT club tests. It covered broad topics while putting me on the spot to think about fundamental logic.
For Verbal section, I enjoyed SC and CR. They helped me strengthen my concepts. SC was more about idioms and finner grammar rules. I believe the actual exams are more around them and meaning clarity. For CR, there were certain passages on which assumptions, evaluate and other questions were based on. These questions helped me understand a passage from the examiner's point of view.

I would love to recommend these tests for people who need extra push on Quants. Don't panic, the tests are part of journey. Go through them, learn. Don't take your test score too seriously think from learning from them.

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Gmatclub tests are the hardest tests in the gmat world. They are prepared by so many experts. They are not for you if you lack fundamentals. But if you want to score a Quant 51, you are going to need them. Many people initially jump to the hardest ones hoping that If they(like me) do the hard ones right, they will get the easy ones right automatically. Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way. If you are weak at a particular topic, do the practice quizzes in that particular one and then take the exams. Don't jump right into the 700 Level questions from the start.

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I got 6 months access to GMAT Club tests by purchasing e-GMAT course.
I found GMATClub Quant tests a bit tricky. you'll have to be thorough with the concepts to apply these to the questions in under 2 minutes.
If you would like to build your concepts then GMATClub forum is an awesome resource to study and prepare your basic Quant skills. Once you have got exposed to all the topics then its time to asses your skills and GC Quant tests is the most comprehensive test platform to assess and improve your abilities.
These have been my GC Test scores:
Q1: 50
Q2: 42
Q3: 45
Q4: 47
Q5: 44
My Actual GMAT quant scores:
GMAT1: Q48
GMAT2: Q49
GMAT3: Q49
As you'll notice a consistent Q45+ score on GMATclub tests will translate to Q48+ score on actual GMAT exam.

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I would love to thank the GMAT Club for making it possible for me to move from a disappointing Q37 to Q49 on the actual test. I before taking on the GMAT Club tests used the Quant Thread on the GMAT Club to work on the basics. After going through the basics I was able to solve the actual GMAT questions but I kept on making careless mistakes while doing so, because of which I was not able to push my score in the Quant section.

I thereafter started using the GMAT Club tests, taking one test per day. My strategy was not to focus on time but to develop my abilities to solve any question. So I would take as much time as I wanted to solve the 31 questions on the test without looking at the answers (Generally about 90 minutes) and then would take a break of 30 min and then do a detailed review of each of those questions (Generally 2 h 30 min). I would look for where I made mistakes, did I got the correct answers because I truly understood the concept, or was it a flook. I would bookmark the questions that I would like to solve again.

As I moved through the complete set of GMAT Club Tests, I could move my score from Q 37 to Q51. In the lasts few test my scores varied between 50 and 51.

On actual GMAT I was able to score Q49, which was at least one point less than my expectations but still it was a massive improvement from a Q37.

I would always be thankful to this community for helping me get to a score of 690 based on which I could process my applications further.

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Gmat Club tests are a little harder compared all the quant material I've found elsewhere. However, its one of the finest as well. If you diligently go with it and look into explanation of each concept, it would really put you in great standing in terms of Quant atleast. The verbal was slightly hit or miss from my perspective atleast.

The interface is also GMAT like. I would really suggest not getting bogged down by scores when starting out because they might be low. They really grill all the concepts very well. Highly recommended! If you are aiming for Q50-51 - its a must.

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I had been struggling with improving my Quant score and had tried many free resources available, but nothing helped like GMAT Club tests. Quant questions that feature on these tests are harder and prepare you in the best possible way for the actual exam.

Combine the tests with the vibrant forum with many experts helping out and you have the best resource ever. Clear explanations, follow-up questions and friendly forums make this a great place.

Comparatively, I found verbal questions to be not as difficult as the quant ones. Quality of questions also was much better for quant than verbal. But still, I could learn a lot of new techniques in verbal section too.

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