The GMAT Club Tests are the best practice material that gives you an excellent idea of your performance. The difficulty level is very much on par with the actual test. I have done the mistake in the past of having attempted just 1 such test and that too, just one day before my GMAT exam.
Pros -
1. Large question pool.

2. Questions relevant to the GMAT - one won't find questions which are not relevant to the GMAT. GMATClub must have given great efforts to sort the questions out, more so for the fact that they have a huge number of difficult quant level questions. Almost every difficult and super difficult level question has a solution that would take 2 or at max 3 minutes. This is important since as a GMAT taker one needs to practice GMAT like content.


Gmat club tests are most reliable tests.

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First of all apologise if my words sound weird, English is not my mother thong. that's being said
No doubt GMAT Club Tests is one of the best tool for your prep. it is definitely a must have if you want to kill the test.
The questions, explanations are just fantastic.
It is really terrific to have the possibility to specifically target which part you want to study.
As a foreign test taker I thing It will have been good to have more verbal questions.

It is hard to understand why such an emphasise on Quant whereas it s a fact that the verbal weight more in the final score.
But that critic apply to all the prep out there.
Otherwise, I highly recommend everyone who is serious about the GMAT.to use GMAT Club Tests.

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The GMAT Club Tests are the best practice material that gives you an excellent idea of your performance. The difficulty level is very much on par with the actual test. I have done the mistake in the past of having attempted just 1 such test and that too, just one day before my GMAT exam.

Soon I found that I wasn't equipped yet to write my test as I had scored only 570 in the club test. Next day, on the D day, I got 580. This is how precise the gmat club tests are.

This time around, I have planned to take these well in advance and will try to take as many test as possible to improve my score.

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The quant tests are truly an amazing collection of questions. The question for 600 and 700 level difficulty are indeed very helpful for practice especially for one aiming 700+. The questions are tricky more than difficult, which is require to solve the quant questions in less than 2 mins. The content of tests are difficult to match with any prep course looking at the diversity of questions and wonderful explanations which give most of the time the other perspective to solve the question rather than going to the traditional way (which could take a longer time than required)

I recommend this as a must have for anybody aiming above 49 in quant section. I am yet to explore the verbal section , so cannot give my review on it as of now.

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I got GMAT club tests free with my subscription for Math Revolution. The Quant questions in these tests are by far the most challenging and thought provoking questions I have ever come across from a GMAT test prep company. The explanations provided are detailed and convincing. The questions cover a wide array of topics , with a few more than what the GMAT frequently tests. These questions are not only recommended for people looking to score Q51, but are also recommended for people in their Q40s who think that they can never improve their Q scores. Practice mode is a boon for people who haven't brushed up their rusty math concepts. Hence the only thing you will need for your stellar GMAT Q score is this Test series.

Verbal questions are outnumbered by Quant by a ratio of 1:3. I believe the quality of questions is decent. A few in Critical reasoning were ambiguous.

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My experience with the GMATClub tests has been great, despite the utter beating I receive while taking them. However, I view this as a sign that the tests are preparing me for the more difficult and tricky questions that the actual exam may throw at you. I would highly recommend these tests to anyone thinking of preparing for the exam. My complaints are mainly with the analytics and question answer. Occasionally, question answers will be difficult to follow and understand. Ensuring that each test question has a thorough and well explained answer would be useful. Additionally, for analytics, being able to adjust the timeframe for viewing results would be useful as my competencies change over time. As my skills in one subject improve it takes many more questions to adjust the results of any reports or stats, which means that those stats are somewhat stale. Thanks for all your work in putting this together. Overall, great product.

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If anyone can complete and understand each and every math question in these test, he/she will score no less than 50 in the final exam. Most of the questions are tough, and each question examines view of the test takers differently. Nice and easy solution is given for each question. Different approaches to attack each type of question are also given. on the other hand i can't say anything about verbal, as I am too weak at verbal to judge the questions. But one thing I can say that the question are tough. So i can strongly suggest this for anyone who wants to improve his/her quant skill.

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While the quant tests are excellent I am hesitant to recommend the verbal tests. The questions are not always of the type you would expect to find in GMAT and there seem to be very few official questions. I believe the difference between the GMAT club quant and verbal tests is due to the difficulty of creating original GMAT-like verbal questions. Perhaps GMAT club could try and incorporate more official questions into their bank.

Ultimately, I recommend using GMAT club for quant tests and finding another resource for verbal tests. Your source of revision materials will also depend on whether you are a native or non-native speaker.

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I've used the tests in the past and I've once again made a subscription recently. I guess that stands as a testimony to how good and real-GMAT like are the questions. The contributors on this forum have made a great job putting these questions together.

For Quant, the practise these tests give are entirely sufficient for a Q51.

For Verbal, my hard part has been to train my mind to sit through the 75 minutes and read all of the english. The CAT's on the GMATClub give you a run for that.

I would appreciate two things.. 1. More Verbal questions added on a regular basis. 2. A checkbox to not let "Pausing" while taking a CAT.

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Quant - Quant tests have a ton of really tough questions that are excellent for improving Quant score.
I really like these tests because they challenge all necessary areas and if you have a weakness, Quant tests will expose it. Many times you will get majority of the questions as 700+ level. Though you would not find a lot of such questions in the real GMAT, but they are good to practice and build stamina. I believe that the score is just not important, learning from questions is. Review your tests thoroughly before moving on to next set. (I used to refer to the explanations by Bunuel)

Verbal - I prefer official questions

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