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A must buy product. 15 mocks pack contains a very large pool of questions. Verbal is very standard.Mock test will not start just randomly from a 700 level questions but it follows a proper adaptive pattern.However, RCs are a bit longer than you may face in official exam but again quality of RCs is top notch and they will cover all possible questions you may expect in original exam. CR is also very high quality.It covers all possible questions one may face during actual exams. SC is top level.
coming on to Quant, Quant is slightly harder than the actual test. However, Scaled scores are little inflated IMO.
Mocks provided by Experts Global consist of an ideal mix of Easy, Medium and Hard questions covering the GMAT syllabus. Post attempting the Mocks, review option facilitates attempting all the questions without time constraints.
In addition, the inclusion of challenging IR questions is a Bonus.. The Integrated Questions cover various types of questions , to include Two Part analysis, Graphical Interpretation, Multi Source Reasoning as well as Table Analysis. AWA prompts also cover a wide array of topics.
These mocks should be attempted by a candidate after he has covered all the topics under the GMAT syllabus. Ideal for gaining timed practice prior to appearing for actual GMAT test !!
Score is closer to the actuals and tests are comprehensive. Quant is very useful and analystics have also done a good job in critical analysis of mocks. Verbal SC and CR are also good and have some good questions and their video explainations are USP and saves decent time. Score is closer to the actuals and tests are comprehensive. Quant is very useful and analystics have also done a good job in critical analysis of mocks. Verbal SC and CR are also good and have some good questions and their video explainations are USP and saves decent time. overall it is recommended.
With the number of mock tests as 15, EG stands tall against its counter parts in business. Its exhaustive pool of questions are very helpful in preparation in terms of time management and handling of pressure situation during the real exam. It builds on the required stamina, a key factor required in the performance.
One cannot believe in the scoring algorithm of Experts' Global, however as per the reviews from the experts in the business, it is difficult for any test prep company to come close to the scoring algorithm of the real GMAT exam.
Finally, the test is not adaptive and this fact is very clearly brought out by the EG team itself in the FAQ section. The team justifies the exams not being adaptive in nature.
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I opted for Experts Global GMAT Test Series and I can confidently say that they have the most realistic GMAT mock tests with a thorough analysis of the mocks. Starting with the strength/weakness on topics, separately for quants and verbal, to the time taken question and quarter wise. This helped me a lot to strategize and manage my time accordingly in the actual exam as well. I also got the chance to go through the GMAT shorts and surprisingly they are indeed the best content to revise and refer back to, whenever required. After giving the experts global mocks, when I started getting the consistent score, I went for the official GMAC mocks and then the actual GMAT test and scored the same. Thanks for making my GMAT journey easier @ExpertsGlobal
It is one of the most amazing Gmat mock test available. I can say it is definitely worth considering. It is a dynamic test and not just a random set of questions so it will definitely give you the actual GMAT feel. It has all types of questions difficulty wise and can prepare you for your worst day. Video explanations are thorough and their detailed written explanation are also good enough to understand even if you are non-native English speaker. Customer Service is also good and their response is also fast. You can also see the graphs and stats for ananlysis on your weak areas across all four sections.
My real GMAT quant score was 49 and the range of Quant score that I got in EG was 47-50. I attempted 8-9 mocks and the quant part was very useful and significantly boosted by previous score of 47 by 2 points. I highly recommend these tests. The best part was the analytics, which is so rigorous that test takers can easily spot the weak areas instantly. Another important thing is Despite that fact that the course materials include thousands of practice questions, the questions in the mock will feel new and unseen, although the questions will test concepts discussed in the course.
I would highly recommend this test as it accurately mimics the real exam with timed tests and accurate scoring , 15 tests give you ample amount of practice for those who are under confident about there time management on the actual tests , after the tests I felt much confident about I will be able to manage the time judiciously, the math part and the verbal part both have detailed video explanations and give you the reason to exclude an option and do the needful if you wanna improve your score , math is diverse and verbal is balanced , both layouts much needed for that extra score on actual tests , I would highly recommend the tests for future aspirants
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Pros:
1) Quantity od Tests (15 in number-perfect)
2) GMAT like UI/UX (perfect - better than most others)
Cons:
1) not enough variety in questions. (for initial tests it doesn't matter but after 10 test, repeating questions on similar pattern becomes hurdle in improvement)
2) accuracy of score is not good (partly because of not having variety on question)
My take:
Better then most others - go for it and complement it with any other test series.
Alternative:
1) GMAT Club tests are probably the best and enough in quantity of quants.
2) MGMAT are tougher and not enough in number but good to complement Expert Global
Experts' Global Mock reviews are helpful in case someone is looking to build test stamina and overcome exam anxiety. The quant section is well structured. It offers a mix bag of questions from varying level of difficulties. The concept tested is in line with what one can expect in the actual GMAT. The explanations offered are helpful. However, in the verbal section, the answer choices given for RC and CR questions are at times debatable. SC questions majorly test idioms. The IR section is also similar to what one can expect in the actual GMAT. The system also offers solution for AWA, along with a video explanation. Overall, the mocks are a good source for practise!
