I enrolled in eGmat verbal online course and got free access to gmat club tests with it. I have solved questions from multiple forums and other sources like Veritas and Manhattan. I agree that Manhattan helps in building a strong foundation for basic quant, but the questions in the guides are relatively easier. I took couple of Quant tests and to be honest many a times I was disappointed in my performance. However, the level of questions are good. In addition, each question thread has multiple ways of solving one particular question. This helped me a lot in couple of questions whose solution I was not very comfortable in understanding. If someone solves all the quant tests, I think he/she is good to score high in quant on actual GMAT.

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I got the GMAT Test package 3 months ago. The questions in these tests are really challenging and helpful in increasing the confidence and morale of aspirants. I would recommend this platform to all the candidates who are dreaming of 750+ score in actual GMAT. The question bank is really good and helps to improve your weak points in the long run.The CATs and quizzes are important and enables one to judge ones actual level of preparation such that one is fully prepared for the final day. Thus by practicing regularly and putting in our best effort, we can surely reach our target score using the immense resources provided by this wonderful platform .

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I had never tried the GMAT Club questions before but as I go access to the material with my Egmat course, I was able to utilize the materials and sources here as well. ITs some of the best preparation material I have come across especially the kind of questions that are presented here can prepare you for any kind of GMAT type question. Many a times one is taken by surprise on how even a simple question can be made difficult just because there is some small detail in the logic that you have missed. I think to ensure that you are not taken by surprise and so that you don't waste too much time on such questions in the actual test, it is best to actually do these questions even if not in the CAT format. Just going through their database will prepare you a lot more than any other source that is available online.

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So I have been preparing for the GMAT... Initially, I thought that the Manhatten Prep books would be sufficient to crack the 700 score (which is true for certain individuals but not for most of us). After finishing the Manhatten Prep Review and taking my first GMAT, I was shocked about my low performance. Therefore, I decided to look for something that is simply better in breadth, depth and difficulty. GMATClub Tests. By using the GMATClub Tests and Quizzes, not only my score improved but I also had convenient analytics that showed me exactly where my weaknesses are. Even better, I could exchange discussions with users about the hardest questions, because the GMATClub tests are directly linked to the forums! Long story short: If you want to ace the GMAT, please do yourself a favor and invest in the right prep-material: GMATClub Tests. I may sound like a salesman now, but trust me... I have been in your shoes and can say with confidence: This will boost your score and your overall broad performance in the actual GMAT test.

Good luck!

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Of all the GMAT practice tests in the market the GMAT CLUB Quant practice test is by far the best test available in the market. It is a comprehensive test which offers the toughest 700 level problems and also a good explanation of the questions. In short look no further for Quant. The Verbal is good too but i was mainly focused on the Quant. The Overall performance tracker is a superb feature which allows you to revisit your mistakes and develop on timing strategy for weak areas as it offers detailed score report for the domain and time taken. This way one can achieve a targeted study of weak areas. Also the price offered is very reasonable for the quality of questions. If you are looking for a high Quant score you cannot miss not enrolling for these tests.

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I was consistently scoring between 48 and 50 in my practice tests. I had scored Q49, V28 in my first attempt and had decided to retake GMAT because of low verbal score. However, this time I raised my target for quant to 50. I got access to GMAT Club Tests when I subscribed to e-gmat verbal online course. Since I was out of quant questions from OG, I decided to use GMAT Club quant quizzes for practice. And these quizzes made all the difference. Solving primarily 600 level questions, I scored Q50 in my second attempt (700 level questions in these tests are extremely difficult and will definitely prepare one for Q51). Although the questions are harder than those in actual GMAT, these questions and the shortcuts given in the explanation will improve your accuracy for 700 level questions in GMAT. I strongly recommend these tests for anyone who is aiming to score Q50/51.

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I bought the package under an offer combined with eGMAT and it helped me a lot on the course of the preparation.

The CATs are updated based on the new GMAT guidelines and detailed analysis for every question helped a lot in the learning the items I did not know previously.

The quant part of the CAT have the best questions that you will find anywhere. And it's not just the questions themselves, the explanations provided also help you uncover many shortcuts and help strengthen your core concepts. Admittedly, I found them to be a little harder than the GMAT quant questions, but that should help you be better prepared for the final test. And also, you can take the quant section or verbal section one at a time, which gives great flexibility when you are hard pressed for time.

I have already recommended this to a few friends and colleagues who are preparing.

All the best!

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I got 6 months access to the GMAT club tests because of my purchase of manhattan prep study material which was a pretty good deal. In addition to the manhattan prep material, I used this product because I wanted a variety of study materials in order to prep for the GMAT. I really love how you could pick which section of the GMAT and select the difficulty. The official questions, along with questions from other members asking for clarification or more explanation on the question really helps when you just quite don’t understand the official answer. I am scheduled to take the GMAT next month, and my practice scores for my exams have went up considerably since using these resources.

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GMAT Club Tests are very similar to the real test. The test platform resembles the feeling of the real test.

Quant: Problems show high difficulty, preparing you for the test in an efficient manner. The explanations are really solid, and even if you don't get it with the first explanation, you can browse among comments and questions from many people for the same question.

Verb: I think this questions are even more difficult that those from the real test. RC passages are long and challening. If you are able to master this questions, you surley will be able to master the real test.

Very recommended CATs!

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I came across GMAT club when I was looking for higher level difficulty questions for Quant. The Quant CATs are extremely well designed and have helped me identify my weaknesses. In general, I love how all members are so helpful here especially Bunuel. Whether you're looking for motivation or content for GMAT, this is the place to be. Thank you BB for GMAT Club. When you're on the blog, you get to interact with different instructors from prep companies and understand their perspectives. And not to forget, there are tonnes of free resources, you just need to find the right posts. All GMAT prep questions can be found in some discussion on this forum. Thank you BB once again. Love GMAT Club. This is easily my most visited website since I restarted my prep.

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