Good practice tests- close to official mocks

Strengths:

The main strength of Experts’ Global mocks is that they provide a good overall simulation of the GMAT, particularly in terms of the interface, timing and full-length test experience. The Quant and DI questions generally provide a decent level of challenge and are useful for identifying gaps in preparation. I also found the post-test analysis helpful for reviewing accuracy and time management. Having multiple mocks is useful for getting comfortable with sitting through the complete exam and experimenting with different time-management strategies. Overall, I found the tests to be a good supplementary resource alongside the official GMAT mocks.

Would make the product better:

The biggest area for improvement would be making the question mix and difficulty more closely aligned with the official GMAT across all sections. I found some of the Verbal questions to be less representative of the official questions, while some Quant and DI tests occasionally seemed to focus more heavily on particular topics. It would also be useful to have more variety across the mocks, as repeated or similar question patterns can reduce the value of taking multiple tests. Better trend-based analytics comparing performance across different mocks would also make the platform more useful for tracking improvement over time. The mocks are already useful, but closer alignment with the official question distribution would make them stronger.

Overall, I found Experts’ Global to be a decent option for additional GMAT practice, especially for getting used to full-length tests and improving time management. The interface is quite close to the actual GMAT experience, which makes the mocks useful for building exam familiarity. The Quant and DI sections generally provide a reasonable level of challenge, and the post-test analysis is helpful for identifying areas that need attention. Some Verbal questions felt less representative of the official question style, and the distribution of topics in certain Quant and DI tests could be more exam-centric. That said, the mocks are still useful as supplementary practice, particularly when you want additional tests to work on timing, stamina and consistency. Overall, a good practice resource.