GMAT Club Tests - Free Access on Holidays : General GMAT Questions and Strategies

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Mar/17 Free GMAT Club Tests Elite Full Adaptive, Custom, and Sectional Tests. Next Free Day GMAT Club Tests contain some of the Hardest Quant questions available out there! You can purchase access for $129 for 3 months. However, on Holidays, we remove the payment requirement and you get FULL and UNRESTRICTED access during the 24 hours. (starting at midnight US Pacific Time). ✅ Link: Take Full Tests (free access is automatically activated) What You Get on Holidays (for Free!) All 1,400+ questions are available without restriction Up to 10 Full tests You can take up to 30 Quantitative and 10 Verbal Sectional Adaptive GMAT Focus Tests You can take custom tests too and focus on a specific area! Access will be available from 0:01 AM to 11:59 PM, Pacific Time (USA) You will not be able to review questions or your answers after the free day is over without payment, so if you are not planning to buy GMAT Club tests, please do review your mistakes before midnight Other ways to get GMAT Club tests without paying: Use GMAT Club Rewards Points OR Sign up for a course listed in the GMAT Club's Marketplace For exact time zones and time differences, please use this time zone converter: https://gmatclub.com/forum/download/file.php?mode=view&id=80797 ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Open Access to Tests Schedule We try to honor all of the major US holidays, so it will be the following for 2024: New Year's Day 1/1/2025 Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday 1/20 President's Day 2/17 St. Patricks Day 3/17 Memorial Day 5/26 Independence Day 7/4 India's Independence Day 8/15 Labor Day 9/1 Halloween 10/31 Thanksgiving 11/27 GMAT Club Birthday 12/10 Christmas Day 12/25 FAQ and Answers Q: What specifically do I get access to on the Holiday days? A: You will get access to all of the paid and free GMAT Club's questions, quizzes, and CATs. You can take as many of each kind as you wish and we will save your history, so you can pick up from where you left off the previous free-access day Q: Do I have to register somehow to get this offer/deal/access? A: No, just visit https://gmatclub.com/tests-beta/ and start taking the tests on one of the days listed above Q: Is there a catch? A: No catches, well, there is a technical one - once the free access day is over, you will lose access to the questions and explanations. You can still see your stats and performance information and all of that will be saved for at least a year, but you can't access questions without a subscription. Q: How much do GMAT Tests cost? A: The tests cost $129 for a 3-month subscription so you are getting a great deal getting a completely unlimited access to the questions on these days. https://gmatclub.com/forum/download/file.php?mode=view&id=68653

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I gave my free GMAT club verbal mock and scored 38/51....how can i compare it with original GMAT exam....what deviation will i get in the score of GMAT.....i'm targetting a score of atleast 38 in original GMAT so how does this CAT score reflects on that

Just FYI - you should not take the "free tests" - that's the worst decision you can make since all CATs and Quizzes are free.
You want to take the PAID tests that happen to be free

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I gave my free GMAT club verbal mock and scored 38/51....how can i compare it with original GMAT exam....what deviation will i get in the score of GMAT.....i'm targetting a score of atleast 38 in original GMAT so how does this CAT score reflects on that

Just FYI - you should not take the "free tests" - that's the worst decision you can make since all CATs and Quizzes are free.
You want to take the PAID tests that happen to be free

Thanks a lot but my question was how close are verbal CATS to the real GMAT. What is the approximate deviation in the score??

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I gave my free GMAT club verbal mock and scored 38/51....how can i compare it with original GMAT exam....what deviation will i get in the score of GMAT.....i'm targetting a score of atleast 38 in original GMAT so how does this CAT score reflects on that

Just FYI - you should not take the "free tests" - that's the worst decision you can make since all CATs and Quizzes are free.
You want to take the PAID tests that happen to be free

As per my experience, if you have never taken the "free tests", then your first test will be free test. You don't get option to choose only PAID tests. Until last Saturday, I had never attempted the free Quant test. I took 4 tests over the last 2 days. Now, the data shows that I have attempted my "free test" also. Nevertheless, I would like to thank BB for the kind gesture. It was a great learning experience. Also, I scored 50 on a test, which was the only test I was able to complete.

My advice - Please complete your free tests now if you are planning to attempt paid tests during any "Open days". Please note that all US holidays are generally "Open days" for GMAT Club tests.

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I gave my free GMAT club verbal mock and scored 38/51....how can i compare it with original GMAT exam....what deviation will i get in the score of GMAT.....i'm targetting a score of atleast 38 in original GMAT so how does this CAT score reflects on that

Just FYI - you should not take the "free tests" - that's the worst decision you can make since all CATs and Quizzes are free.
You want to take the PAID tests that happen to be free

As per my experience, if you have never taken the "free tests", then your first test will be free test. You don't get option to choose only PAID tests. Until last Saturday, I had never attempted the free Quant test. I took 4 tests over the last 2 days. Now, the data shows that I have attempted my "free test" also. Nevertheless, I would like to thank BB for the kind gesture. It was a great learning experience. Also, I scored 50 on a test, which was the only test I was able to complete.

My advice - Please complete your free tests now if you are planning to attempt paid tests during any "Open days". Please note that all US holidays are generally "Open days" for GMAT Club tests.

Scored 50 in verbal?

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I gave my free GMAT club verbal mock and scored 38/51....how can i compare it with original GMAT exam....what deviation will i get in the score of GMAT.....i'm targetting a score of atleast 38 in original GMAT so how does this CAT score reflects on that

Just FYI - you should not take the "free tests" - that's the worst decision you can make since all CATs and Quizzes are free.
You want to take the PAID tests that happen to be free

As per my experience, if you have never taken the "free tests", then your first test will be free test. You don't get option to choose only PAID tests. Until last Saturday, I had never attempted the free Quant test. I took 4 tests over the last 2 days. Now, the data shows that I have attempted my "free test" also. Nevertheless, I would like to thank BB for the kind gesture. It was a great learning experience. Also, I scored 50 on a test, which was the only test I was able to complete.

My advice - Please complete your free tests now if you are planning to attempt paid tests during any "Open days". Please note that all US holidays are generally "Open days" for GMAT Club tests.

Scored 50 in verbal?

Nah mate.... in quant

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I gave my free GMAT club verbal mock and scored 38/51....how can i compare it with original GMAT exam....what deviation will i get in the score of GMAT.....i'm targetting a score of atleast 38 in original GMAT so how does this CAT score reflects on that

Just FYI - you should not take the "free tests" - that's the worst decision you can make since all CATs and Quizzes are free.
You want to take the PAID tests that happen to be free

As per my experience, if you have never taken the "free tests", then your first test will be free test. You don't get option to choose only PAID tests. Until last Saturday, I had never attempted the free Quant test. I took 4 tests over the last 2 days. Now, the data shows that I have attempted my "free test" also. Nevertheless, I would like to thank BB for the kind gesture. It was a great learning experience. Also, I scored 50 on a test, which was the only test I was able to complete.

My advice - Please complete your free tests now if you are planning to attempt paid tests during any "Open days". Please note that all US holidays are generally "Open days" for GMAT Club tests.

Scored 50 in verbal?

Nah mate.... in quant

How similar are these CATs to the real GMAT...especially verbal section?

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How similar are these CATs to the real GMAT...especially verbal section?[/quote]

I attempted only quant tests over the last 2 days. So, I can’t comment on verbal.
The level of quant questions was excellent ( definitely GMAT level). There were many high quality questions in the 700 level. If you’re looking for some good practice questions in quant, then you won’t be disappointed.

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Fellow Indians,

Please correct me if I am wrong, but this timing that has been mentioned above converts to MAY 25 12:31PM onwards for us, right?

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Yes, it starts at midnight US Pacific Time.Follow this link:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-club-te ... 88231.html

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We have about 12 hours left for the GMAT Club Open Test day. A few quick reminders:

1. All tests and quizzes are open. Don't be the ding dong who goes and takes the "free" tests on the Free day. That's like going to the all-you-can eat buffett and filling up on the mints at the door. The mints are always free and so are the Free Tests. Instead, take the Quizzes and CAT's.

2. Question access expires midnight US Pacific Time today. This means you won't be able to access the questions or the explanations. So don't try to take 1,000 questions thinking you can get access later - it was due to people like that that we had to limit access to the explanations but also, make sure you do a thoughtful review of your tests. You will not be able to access your mistakes until you get a subscription.

3. Finally, there are several options for getting a subscription. Quite a number of them are free actually:

You can subscribe to our YouTube channel for an automatic 7-day subscription
Use GMAT Club Rewards to redeem points for access
You can purchase a prep course - any course over $149 that is listed here: https://gmatclub.com/marketplace/courses comes with a FREE 6-month subscription to the GMAT Club Tests
You can join many of the contests and competitions on GMAT Club such as GMAT Buster's quizzes (just use search to locate them)
You can wait for another free day such as 4th of July
Finally you can buy them

Good Luck!
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Hi, I have subscribed to the Experts global test series, how can I access GMAT club tests now?

with reference to what you mentioned here
"Other ways to get GMAT Club tests without paying: Use GMAT Club Rewards Points OR Sign up for a course listed in the GMAT Club's Marketplace"

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Hey vsinghh,

Use this link to get access to gmat club tests:

https://gmatclub.com/sign-up-for-a-gmat ... tests.html

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Why there are only 9 tests in verbal section while 24 in quant ?

Are you planning to increase the number of verbal tests ?

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Why there are only 9 tests in verbal section while 24 in quant ?

Are you planning to increase the number of verbal tests ?

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I guess one of the main reasons is that it is very hard to create verbal questions that match the quality level of GMAT. Did you finish all 9? You can also reset your question bank so you can take those 9 again. I am not sure if there are any plans to increase the number of the official tests at least not in the offing.

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GMAT Club Tests will Open and Free on July 4th!
Please

1. All tests and quizzes are open. Don't be the ding dong who goes and takes the "free" tests on the Free day. That's like going to the all-you-can eat buffett and filling up on the mints at the door. The mints are always free and so are the Free Tests. Instead, take the Quizzes and CAT's.

2. Question access expires midnight US Pacific Time today. This means you won't be able to access the questions or the explanations. So don't try to take 1,000 questions thinking you can get access later - it was due to people like that that we had to limit access to the explanations but also, make sure you do a thoughtful review of your tests. You will not be able to access your mistakes until you get a subscription.

3. Finally, there are several options for getting a subscription. Quite a number of them are free actually:

You can subscribe to our YouTube channel for an automatic 7-day subscription
Use GMAT Club Rewards to redeem points for access
You can purchase a prep course - any course over $149 that is listed here: https://gmatclub.com/marketplace/courses comes with a FREE 6-month subscription to the GMAT Club Tests
You can join many of the contests and competitions on GMAT Club such as GMAT Buster's quizzes (just use search to locate them)
You can wait for another free day such as 4th of July
Finally you can buy them

Good Luck!
BB.

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Hi everyone!

By popular request, we will be introducing (as an experiment) one more open day access for the GMAT Club tests for our second largest audience - August 15th will be a free access day to mark the Independence Day in India.

Access will be available on the Pacific Time

- hope that is not an issue and as usual will begin at 12AM and will last for 24 hrs.

Thank you,
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That would be Awesome

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Hi everyone!

By popular request, we will be introducing (as an experiment) one more open day access for the GMAT Club tests for our second largest audience - August 15th will be a free access day to mark the Independence Day in India.

Access will be available on the Pacific Time

- hope that is not an issue and as usual will begin at 12AM and will last for 24 hrs.

Thank you,
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