GMAT Club tests are a life saver. The quantitative part of GMAT preparation is taken care by these 26 tests, totally worth the money. The detailed solutions and explanations at the end of each question are pretty useful as well. One thing that always stood out for me was how they made the questions more difficult with little tweaks that test the conceptual understanding.


The verbal part is decent, although a couple of questions and explanations can be misleading. I liked the reading comprehension section the best as a couple of the passages were very challenging for me.

Highly recommended for Quant. A must have if you are aiming at 49+ in Quant.

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GmatClub Quants Tests contain quiet relevant questions and concepts that tested in real Gmat test. If you get a consistent 50 or 51 in these tests you can be assured of scoring at least a Q 50 on D day. Questions pertaining to some topics such as number system, Inequalities and modulus, speed time distance, work rate time make you master these topics. With the right mix of a lot of seven hundred plus level question it prepares you to do well in the gmat exam. Over all a highly recommended test suite for quants practice. Kudos to the team. Thank You U.

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I heard about this course from a friend of mine. I was inclined t take offline GMAT courses and was sort of doubted about taking courses online. However, without doubt, the course provided all I needed to combat the quant section of GMAT. The course comes up with clean solution and problem sets and a greatest kick is the online selections that can be repeated anytime under any circumstances. Even though I was bombed in math during my college years, the course helped me overcome that fear and eventually, my math score improved over 200 points. If you find yourself fallen behind in math, then I definitely recommend this course. this course is basically what and all you need to combat the quantitative section of GMAT.

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One of the best course for quant. Just follow each topic learn the theory answer the questions you are on your way for Q51 in GMAT.

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.

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Gmat club test series is really helpful. If you ask me to describe GMAT club in a sentence, I would say, "Gmatclub is the mother of all Gmat preps."

Gmatclub has everything you need for the preparation. Even the resource such as Manhattan, Veritas that you buy is mostly available on the website with detailed explanations. Forums are well organized you always find experts online all day. Most significant and useful threads are bookmarked at the top of each subsection like sentence correction. You can find threads that have the toughest and trickiest questions to work on and complete compilation of questions found in other branded resources in one file. Easy googling of the questions would lead you to right thread for that particular question. The built-in timers and error logs are best tools to analyze and scrutinize your performance

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I activated a 1 week subscription to the GMAT Club tests and took numerous quizzes and CATs for both verbal and math. The math questions are very well designed; to the extent that they actually teach you shortcuts and many principles which save a lot of time on the real GMAT official exams.

The verbal exams I did not like. The sentence correction questions focus more on the meaning of the sentence and specific verbiage rather than what is correct overall. There is no better way to describe than to compare to official GMAT questions directly. At least I have never come across a question on the GMAT which will have essentially 2 correct answers. The GMAT club test will say one is wrong because it does not like a word in one of them (not a conjunction or alike btw).

All in all, buy these to improve quant. It’s well worth the price.

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One of the really good collections of questions compared to other test providers. Quant questions especially 700+ level are very good if you are aiming for Q50/51. Overall good collection and nice ease of access complemented with cool features. The questions are of a higher difficulty level, on average—more 700s than on the real exam—and there is an excessive emphasis on geometry and, especially, probability and combinatorics, both of which comprise, maybe, 3/4 questions at the higher end on an actual exam. I felt that these CAT problems are very close to the REAL GMAT CAT exam since most of GMAT Club’s questions seem to be created by manipulating past questions and past real exam questions. But RC seems to be more difficult than GMAT PREP tests. Really good test questions provider...

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GMAT Quant tests are extremely helpful and very close to real life GMAT exam. These tests helped me achieve my goal of a perfect score. These tests should be taken periodically before the GMAT official exam to benefit the maximum. It is important that these tests are given frequently. The tests cover all the main topics and going through the solutions helps to understand the concepts more clearly.

GMAT Verbal wasn't as helpful and I didn't try out too many of the available tests. I focused only on Quant and used other sources for Verbal. Overall, it is a great value for money.

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GMAT Club tests do indeed stand for their excellency in Quant questions. Verbal is on an average scale when compared to other tests, but I personally think that quant section is worthy.
The adaptability can be spotted in Quant but not in verbal. These are the first tests i have taken after the new pattern change in GMAC. Hence, I will like to check with other tests too regarding the adaptability comparison with other tests.
The questions are intriguing, enticing and well-rounded. Their explanations are wise and well informed by best moderators.
The scoring algorithm is a bit off in verbal, with few questions debatable and with skeptical answers. Verbal section can be improved. Sometimes we can see the harder questions popping out from the very 3rd question in verbal.
However, I find the tests very useful because of their resourceful insights in Quantitative and most verbal questions. Best Practice for a race against time. I have completed Real GMAT exam quant section in 36 min / 75 min. But I take around 55 min to 60 min to complete the Quant section in GMAT club.

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I've been studying for about 10 months now using various online courses and study materials. By far the best practice I've had so far is from GMAT Club!! The questions are excellent and system replicates what the actual GMAT test looks like.

Additionally, the explanations are well presented and easy to follow. The forum chats are also a great source of further explanations that provide alternate methods for solving.

Overall I would highly recommend using GMAT Club for study. Since using GMAT Club for practice, I have improved my quant score from a low 34 to a consistent 45.

My only criticism is that the verbal question bank isn't as large as the quant section.

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