Reviews and Feedback for Experts' Global's 15 GMAT Mock Tests

Question

Dear All,

There are multiple threads running on this topic and it is confusing for members to post as well as read the reviews. Thanks to the Moderator adkikani for inspiring us to start an official thread on this topic.

On this thread, we encourage the students to share their reviews Experts' Global's GMAT mock tests. We will be happy to resolve any queries.

For complete details of the program, please visit https://www.ExpertsGlobal.com/GMAT-Practice-Tests

Thanks in advance to the members for their effort and time

Cordially,
Experts' Global Team

Cordially, Experts' Global Team

ExpertsGlobal5 · Answer

Dear Freinds,

To consolidate the reviews so far, we are compiling here, the posts we could find. Hope this helps.

https://preview.ibb.co/meoXB7/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_2.png

https://preview.ibb.co/irNEPS/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_4.png

https://preview.ibb.co/jGPYJn/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_13.png

https://preview.ibb.co/gVaqyn/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_6.png

https://preview.ibb.co/mHTzr7/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_7.png

https://preview.ibb.co/gnDAyn/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_8.png

https://preview.ibb.co/f2Tzr7/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_9.png

https://image.ibb.co/j5k14S/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_11.png

https://preview.ibb.co/nmsg4S/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_3.png

https://preview.ibb.co/m94pr7/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_12.png

https://preview.ibb.co/fqCLyn/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_14.png

https://preview.ibb.co/bZJhB7/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_15.png

https://preview.ibb.co/fPE0yn/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_16.png

https://preview.ibb.co/bSM2B7/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_17.png

https://preview.ibb.co/h8P0yn/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_18.png

https://preview.ibb.co/fr8tJn/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_19.png

https://preview.ibb.co/ix5JjS/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_20.png

https://preview.ibb.co/jssLyn/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks_21.png

https://preview.ibb.co/hb4B4S/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mocks.png

https://preview.ibb.co/cuYD17/Feedback_for_Experts_Global_GMAT_Mock_Tests_27.png

Cordially,
Experts' Global Team

ankitnoida2018 · Answer

As somebody who has taken almost all the mock tests available, I can vouch that Experts' Global's mocks are better than all the other test series put together!

While other test series provide just 2-7 tests, Experts Global's test series provides 15.

Then, there are video explanations to all questions- a feature completely missing in all the other test series.

The scoring is a very fine representation of one's level. My score on most recent GMAT Prep was almost similar to the score I got in the last 3 tests on Experts' Global.

The analytics are really cool- something completely missing in other tests.

Most Important: The questions have a true feel of GMAT. On Manhattan tests, I remember getting 15 quant questions incorrect and still getting a 50- something that will never happen on GMAT or GMATPrep. This is because probably Manhattan guys understand how difficult and non-representative of GMAT their quant section is and therefore, they have designed their tests to give such a high score despite getting so many questions wrong. Experts' Global has taken care of these nuances in their tests as well as scoring and thus, when you complete a mock, you get the feeling that you took a genuine, GMAT-like test!

I have these tests and in fact, Experts' Global's complete course, to thank for the improvement I have undergone.

Overall, a six-star experience!

smritisingh8 · Answer

I cannot agree more with Ankitnoida2018.

A great test series.

Amazing UI, great quality of questions, much appreciated GMAT feel in questions.

There is a great sync with GMATPrep in difficulty, number of mistakes I am getting, the scaled scores in both verbal and quant, as well as total score.

The questions test a variety of concepts, all on GMAT pattern in terms of scope as well as difficulty.

The video explanations are great help and I did end up learning various ways of solving questions a lot more quickly for what I would otherwise take much longer, even if I got them correct.

The analytics are a great help and they keep telling you the weak areas in preparation.

After getting access to such high number of quality tests, I could practice freely and the detailed explanations and analytics have really helped me gain confidence.

I take my GMAT next week and if I get a good score, a lot of credit shall go to Experts Global for this test series and their complete online platform, full of great resources and features.

Kudos!

Sent from my SM-T285 using  GMAT Club Forum mobile app

sonikavadhera · Answer

EG mock tests are a must do for your GMAT preparation.

These tests are a good simulation of the actual GMAT and the algorithm is a fair representation of one's level. Each test covers all concepts from the entire scope of GMAT and the thorough analysis that follows is totally worth it.

The analytics make it super easy to identify your weak areas. I vouch for the tests as they're a great tool to practice and test ur concepts!

Kudos to Experts Global team for developing these tests.

ayushi135 · Answer

Hi,

I just used the free mock provided by expert global and found it to be very high quality. The questions were very GMAT like, especially quant and RC. The interface also mimicked the real GMAT interface.

Also, on a side note, if the access offer is still on could I please get access to one more mock test?

Best,
Ayushi

Maxximus · Answer

Hello Ayushi,

Thanks for your kind words and sorry for the delay in response.

We see that you got in touch with our GMAT team. We see that you scored a 760. Congrats on your success!

Best regards,
Experts' Global team

Earthandsky17 · Answer

Experts’ Global is the GMAT mock test series that does best job of simulating the GMAT. My overall scores, sectional scores, and even number of mistakes committed in their mocks were in complete correlation with the same on the official mocks and later on the real GMAT (as per my ESR report). What first drew me to this firm, however, was not the quality but the quantity of their tests (I needed lots of tests

). Experts’ Global’s mock series has 15 tests in total, more than twice what most other firms offer for this price. I was also drawn in by their promise of a stellar weakness analysis system, which they delivered upon spectacularly. The software was able to identify my weakest and strongest areas very effectively. This really helped motivate me by making it clear what shortcomings I needed to conquer, in order to get the GMAT score that I needed. It was also quite convenient to have an automatic analysis done for me rather than having to do it myself. This analysis also helped me a lot with my time management. The software told me the time taken for every different type of question, time taken in the slowest few and fastest few questions as well as well as the accuracy for the same. This analysis helped me realize that taking more time was not necessarily leading to better accuracy and I learnt to keep moving on while attempting the tests. Getting back to my initial point, the questions in the Expert’s Global mocks are carefully written to be as much like the real GMAT questions as possible. The difficulty levels are maintained at the GMAT level and the scope of concepts covered remains parallel at every point. As I mentioned earlier, all of my scores on the mocks, including sectional scores, matched my scores on the GMAT Prep mocks and later on the real GMAT as well. As far as I can tell, absolutely no other GMAT mock series can boast of such accuracy, as the GMAT scoring algorithm is not publicly available. The questions are also backed up with video explanations, for the questions that you are unable to answer. These videos are, however, also good to watch even if you have gotten the right answer as they all take great care to provide the simplest and quickest solution possible. I picked up a lot of time savers from these videos. Overall, this is an amazing test series and all GMAT aspirants should at least try one of Expert’s Global’s free tests and decide for oneself. You can do so by opting for the free trial to their online program- https://expertsglobal.com/gmat-preparation-online Important: please always spend enough time in analyzing the tests; the real importance of mock tests lies in their analysis; else, by sheer number of mocks, scores may not improve. I used to spend good 1-2 hours on pure analysis of my performance- in mistakes as well as time management and the learning was crucial to my gradual but consistent improvement over several months. The review option of Experts’ mock tests is a great feature, it gives you a threadbare report of your performance- make the most of it!

Mo2men · Answer

Hi  Earthandsky17

How do you rate or evaluate the verbal question compared to others? egmat, Manhattan...etc

Your input is appreciated

Earthandsky17 · Answer

Hello  Mo2men ,

Happy to help.

I found Experts' Global's questions- Quant as well as Verbal (even IR and AWA for that matter) the closest to GMAT questions. The exercises as well as mocks test a wide variety of concepts and really challenge you. The proportion of easy, medium, and difficult questions is quite representative of the test you get when you score above 700 on actual GMAT.

The best part about Experts' Global's questions is that they really challenge you but they stay very relevant to GMAT. In some of the other study materials and mocks (I am not taking any names as I do not want to criticize anyone), the difficult questions become irrelevant to GMAT or the language becomes really complex (or poor in quality) to comprehend.

One of the main reasons why I found Experts' Global's questions really representative of GMAT is that the difficulty in question lied in the application of concepts and not in comprehending what the question is trying to ask. Such is the case on GMAT and this is where many prep companies, in my opinion, fail- they develop very complex or irrelevant questions rather than the GMAT like "fairly easy to comprehend but tricky to solve" ones. If you have used some of the very popular resources, you may be able to relate to what I am saying.

This is where I found Experts' Global's questions doing a great job and when you get so many of them (in 15 mocks and tons of exercises in the complete course) with detailed and video explanations, it really, really helps to improve.

Having said all, I would suggest that you take their free trial and please take your own call.

All the very best.

Mo2men · Answer

Thanks  Earthandsky17  for you care to reply. I already had the trial for 7 days. As you had the experienced the full course, I want to know something as I have limited access for example videos. I found the parallelism lesson is very abstract to be delivered in only 9 minutes. I do not know if there are still levels of that lesson? Do you have comment to help me. maybe I do not see the full picture.

Thanks

Earthandsky17 · Answer

As far as I remember, there were multiple videos on parallelism. You may be considering just the first video that introduces the concept broadly. Their every verbal conceptual video is followed by an "application on questions" video wherein the concept is further taught through application on a set of GMAT-like questions. The parallelism topic also had a video on the lines of "exceptions to parallelism" that I found quite helpful as it kept me from over-applying parallelism. When you opt for their program, you gain access to their sentence correction book and that is really elaborate for every topic. As per their study plan, the sentence correction book is to be done earlier in the prep. In my humble and frank opinion, notion such as "this topic is too abstract to be covered in those many minutes" is not an appropriate way of looking at prep courses. I would recommend really "using" the videos/resources, "solving" the questions, and "viewing" the explanations to draw clear value or to have a fine assessment. That their videos are really crisp and each concept has been further broken into smaller, stepwise parts is something I personally liked. May be your style of studying requires elaborate and long lectures. So use the trial judiciously and take your call

By the way, wish you a great year ahead- 2019!

Mpuneet · Answer

Experts Global’s GMAT mock test series is the best of its kind. With 15 full-length tests, it has the most practice material and its scoring system in the most accurate to GMAC’s own algorithm. They also have an excellent performance analysis system that gave me a very thorough breakdown of my performance, after every mock and pinpointed my exact weak areas.
 
These tests also have some really useful extra features. Such as, as “flagging” button that lets you mark the important question so that you can find them and spend more time on them, more easily. They also have a feature that lets you take notes, using colored pop-up screens, while you study and practice. The notes can all be saved in one convenient location, be pinning them, to your wall. 
 
The most unique feature of these tests, however, was probably their video explanations. Each question had an explanation video. They made sure that I was able to fully understand each question. The explanations were written to be as time-efficient as possible, so going through all of the explanation really helped me improve my speed too.
 
Analysis and weakness diagnosis were really helpful and helped in focusing the efforts in the right areas.

GMATPanther · Answer

are they giving one month full access to gmat club members anymore?

AshutoshB · Answer

As answers above have precisely secured the vast majority of the things about Experts'Global Mock test arrangement

I thought I could include more from my   point of view

In my opinion,    Experts Global Mock test series is the   BEST   GMAT prep test series out there.

In Brief :  
ExpertsGlobal Test series has Extraordinary questions, great scoring algorithm, excellent clarifications, complete look and feel of GMAT in the interface, and splendid investigation of execution after each false.in addition, its Shortcoming detection is especially an extraordinary element.

I would like to add more about its comprehensive analysis:  
you will get a performance report for each and every question and section, which is really helpful in finding your strengths and weak area

Comparison With Official Exam:  
There are a lot of similarities of these test to the actual GMAT exam

The test quality is awesome. RC and SC questions are very much similar to the actual test. After giving 5-6 mock arrangements, you sort of become familiar with official test design, and this familiarity helps me a ton

Though I 've found Quant section little hard compared to actual GMAT, this extra little hardness help me a lot in preparing for Quant, without Experts global test series it wouldn't be essay for me to reach Quant score of 50

Worth!!  
It worths every penny spent
ExpertsGlobal test series consists of 15 brilliant mock tests and Costs only $50. with other prep companies, you would usually get 3-5 test at the same price

With all this, I would like to say This   test series is must-have   to get the real taste of exam

feel free to DM if you have any queries

	Target Test Prep - Save up to $599 $400 Discount + $99 Bonus GMAT Club Tests
	e-GMAT: 60% Off on GMAT Focus Get to 735+ from any starting point
	Magoosh increases your score, guaranteed - 15% off ALL Magoosh GMAT plans with code GMATCLUB15 + Free GMAT Club Tests.
	Manhattan Prep: $99 Bonus Score Higher on Your GMAT Exam. Guaranteed.
	Experts' Global - ~~$1720~~ $960 End-to-End GMAT Prep + App Support: 150+ Videos, 2000+ Questions, 15 FLTs +
	GMATWhiz - $299 ~~$499~~ Experience the course through a free trial.
	GMAT Club Tests - Free Included with every course purchase of $149+ View all deals

Reviews and Feedback for Experts' Global's 15 GMAT Mock Tests

Prep Toolkit

Top 5 GMAT Debrief Videos

615 to 715 in 15 Days (Ria's Strategies)

More than Quant/Verbal Abilities: Speed vs. Accuracy

745 with Only Self-Prep and GMAT Club

From 555 to 765: 210-point Improvement

Perfect 805 Score Debrief by Julia

My Rewards