I was surprised to see the exact same score given by GMAT Club Tests just a day before the real GMAT exam. Though Verbal questions are poorly drafted and many OA/OE are debatable without any expert reply on forum discussion, overall experience to take a timed test covers up the weakness. Hoping to see an improved Pro version in terms of accuracy of ESR and flexibility of online whiteboard soon. The Pro test got abruptly abandoned when I took last. However, it is commendable the way the development team is working on constructive criticism. Online calculator was missing in IR section of Pro version. All the best team and keep improving.

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GMAT Club Tests are an excellent resource for anyone preparing for the GMAT. The tests are designed to simulate the actual GMAT exam, with challenging questions that cover all sections of the test. What sets GMAT Club Tests apart from other test prep resources is the quality of the questions. The questions are developed by top experts in the field, ensuring that they are accurate, relevant, and up-to-date. I can see myself improving a lot.

The GMAT Club Tests are also highly customizable, allowing users to create their own practice tests based on specific areas of focus. This feature is particularly helpful for those who are looking to target their weaknesses and improve their overall score.

In addition to the quality of the questions, GMAT Club Tests also provide detailed explanations for each answer choice. This level of detail allows users to fully understand why an answer is correct or incorrect, and to learn from their mistakes.

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Without a doubt, the reason I was able to elevate my GMAT quant score from ~40 to 49 was through the GMAT club tests. You get a huge number of challenging questions that prep you on the most advanced and common topics that while also prepping you for tackling the section of the exam in the perfect time.

Whatever tools you have at your disposal for quant learning, make sure these tests are included. After spending 4 months stuck on the low 40 range, one month of doing these tests every few days (and spending the days in between reading the fantastic explanations) elevated my score — and my confidence.

Please note, for verbal, I do not recommend these tests and you should strictly stick to OG questions,

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Excellent material for GMAT. As mentioned above it is a must for all GMAT test Takers. We can analyze our errors and plan accordingly. Time is also an important factor that it helps to improve.
The tests are really good as we have proper explanation available for each tests.It is worth every penny, considering the number of tests you get for the price compared to other GMAT prep sources. quality and level of the questions are also perfect. especially for the quant, it is the best practice for GMAT and the level and logic of the questions are good

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Strengths:

Very good pool of questions available for quant tests.
The solutions and discussion of these test questions in the forum helps to learn different methods and approach to solve a particular question.

Would make the product better:

Verbal CAT tests can be build around OGs and other Official Sources.
Number of Verbal Test can be increased.

One stop solution for improvement in QA.

The tests contain a mix of medium to high difficult quant questions that really help with improving both accuracy and speed. Since there are many tests available, one can strategically use them to improve over time by focusing on strengths and weaknesses.

The explanations given by Bunuel and other experts for quant questions are really helpful in understanding the gap in the method and those explanations also enhance the thinking of the test taker. Also, the statistics and topic wise data of where I was doing well and where needed improvement also helped a lot.

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I found GMAT club tests to be very efficient tools of preparation. Once I finished studying the official guide, GMAT club tests and practice questions pack on GMAT Club were all I did till my test day.
I would recommend all students to use this tool to monitor their weaknesses and work on them to ace the GMAT exam on the first attempt as I did.
My overall rating for this product would be 5/5 for having real exam-like questions, options to opt or not opt for a time limit, tracking scores and providing a realistic image of progress. one can also download an excel sheet to see the percentage of correct questions while solving from the practice packs on GMAT club that are really helpful.

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I think it was a valuable purchase. As I have already mentioned it has a good user experiences, very little technical glitches.

It would be a valuable purchase for anyone preparing for the GMAT.

But please, don't rely on your scores and don't get demotivated if you are unable to solve the difficult questions, specially in the quantitative section. There are way too many difficult and time consuming questions.

Verbal is upto the mark. Questions are somewhat similar to the actual GMAT.

You should focus on Official guide questions, these tests can be more helpful if you just want to practice more under timed conditions.

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GMAT Club Tests offer effective and challenging questions to gauge the preparation levels for a GMAT student. The Pro version has enhanced the scope to include challenging IR questions, and AWA topics considering wide range of topics relating to a variety of subjects. One must solve the Topic-wise Study Bank, as it assists building up the concepts.

The Questions' Sets for the Verbal and Quant tests should be totally different from those questions , which have been covered in the Topic-wise Question Bank.

The Tests' are a perfect assessment of the students' ability. Kudos to the creators of GMAT Club Tests.

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While we are preparing for the GMAT, I could have attained some level of accuracy, but finishing the verbal/quant section in the time allocated was another big challenge.
Mastering the questions does not goes accordingly with mastering the timing, and I think that GMAT Club tests, are among the most helpful tools to practice semi-tests of verbal and quant and measure the progress more closely.
That was so helpful to me, moving from V34/35 with 30min above the 65 MIN allocated, to V37/38 in just the allocated time.
The verbal gmatclub tests are so close to the level of real gmat questions, as compared with OG questions. On the other hand, the Quant part, when compared with that of the OG, presents a much more difficulty.
It could be seen as a good way to prepare because you are faced with a harder level than what you're going to see at the Official Test, but the sequencing of questions could harm your prep

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The tests contain a mix of medium to high difficult quant questions that really help with improving both accuracy and speed. Most of these questions are new and you would not be biased by other questions you may have used to practice so far. (I did not try the verbal ones). I have given 5-6 tests so far and they helped me identify my weak areas and work on them.

The best way to use these would be to take them after you have worked on the topics you got wrong in the last test. Since there are many tests available, one can strategically use them to improve over time by focusing on strengths and weaknesses.

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