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The GMAT Club Tests are regularly updated to reflect the latest GMAT changes, the tests consist of 25 math and 6 verbal sets, each complete with 37 and 41 questions respectively. You can access them through an online interface designed to simulate a real GMAT experience at the test center but also allows to disable the timer and practice questions in the review mode.
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If you already have a GMAT Club account, you can take 2 of the tests free of charge: Math Test 25 and Verbal Test 6
If you are new to GMAT Club, register first and then go to https://gmatclub.com/tests
All GMAT Tests are free for active members who have more than 200 posts and have been members for more than 90 days (both conditions have to be met). Other free access options are available here...
GMAT Club members may purchase individual GMAT Tests ($12.95) or the entire GMAT Test collection of 25 Math and 6 Verbal Tests ($79). To purchase the Tests, click on the corresponding PayPal button found in this page.
Discussion and Testimonials about our tests:
Test Features include:
- 1,200 questions
- Questions that are harder than real GMAT but stay within the borders of subjects tested on the GMAT
- Online GMAT-like interface
- Option to keep timer on or off
- Question review and test history
- Detailed explanations
- Mistake analysis
- Additional help is available in our dedicated forum
If you already have a GMAT Club account, you can take 2 of the tests free of charge: Math Test 25 and Verbal Test 6
If you are new to GMAT Club, register first and then go to https://gmatclub.com/tests
All GMAT Tests are free for active members who have more than 200 posts and have been members for more than 90 days (both conditions have to be met). Other free access options are available here...
GMAT Club members may purchase individual GMAT Tests ($12.95) or the entire GMAT Test collection of 25 Math and 6 Verbal Tests ($79). To purchase the Tests, click on the corresponding PayPal button found in this page.
Discussion and Testimonials about our tests:
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No. Our Tests are not adaptive. Each math test consists of 37 questions that doesn't change based on your performance. You get the same questions if you take the same test, say m25, for the second time.
I did the free math test #25 and scored really poorly.... there are so many things I don't remember like the formula of combinations, some geometry,etc.... I don't know where to start because I'm missing everything 
