GMAT Club Tests - Free Access on Holidays

Open Access to Tests Schedule

We try to honor all of the major US holidays, so it will be the following for 2023:

• New Year's day 1/1/2023

• Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday 1/16

• President's Day 2/20

• St. Patricks Day 3/17

• Memorial Day 5/29

• Independence Day 7/4

• India's Independence Day 8/15

• Labor Day 9/4

• Diwali Dhamaka 10/24

• Halloween 10/31

• Thanksgiving 11/23

• 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 Club Tests cost?
A: The tests cost $79 for a 3-month subscription or $99 for a 6-month subscription (you can get them at 30% off if you have a Premium MBA Bundle), so you are getting a great deal getting a completely unlimited access to the questions on these days.




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thanks for the gr8 offer!

Sweet. This is great, thanks.

Thats great offer....

I've been forwarding the message. Some friends are taking the GMAT over the next few weeks and I told them to not miss this opportunity.

Thanks this is just awesome....

Great! Thank you so much!

Thanks a lot!!!!

One query -

I checked the time converter websites and they showed many Pacific Time zones.
So which one of them are u talking about?

Gaurav
India

Excellent and this should help many of us.

Thanks for the awesome x'mas gift guys.

Where can I convert the hour? I don't know which time zone the "Pacific Time" is..

Could you express it in terms of GMT?

Thanks for the gift and merry christmas

03:01 Saturday December 26, 2009 in GMT-02:59 Sunday December 27, 2009 in GMT
03:01 Saturday January 2, 2010 in GMT-02:59 Sunday January 3, 2010 in GMT

Thats great ...
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Usually Pacific Time is USA Pacific Time is 8 hours behind GMT, so 0:01 AM GMT is 8:01 AM in London (not sure if this accounts for Daylight savings, so plus minus an hour )
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gr8 everyone must utilize this oppertunity

Sure - spread the word if you have a blog or friends - it is free now and if they participate and get a combination of Kudos/posts - it is free as well.
More details are here: https://gmatclub.com/blog/free-gmat-test ... b-members/
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Thanks, unfortunately I just ordered the books to study, so I don't want to make tests right now.

By the way, thanks a lot for the recommendations!

Hey, THanks for the offer.
This would surely be helpful to all the club members.

Dear bb

Today is Dec 26th but still i dont have access to GMATCLUB tests.
Whats the problem?