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The GMATCLUB Tests are an absolutely must have if you want to score a 700+ on you actual GMAT.
I had extensively used GMATCLUB tests for my Quant preparations and I can confidently say that it is one of the best resources out there. The quality of questions in the tests is absolutely top notch and really prepares you well for the real GMAT. Once you are done with learning the concepts, GMATCLUB tests do a phenomenal job in helping you solidify the concepts.
The questions are divided into three difficulty level: 500 level, 600 level and 700 level. Though the 700 level questions are a bit tougher than that of the real GMAT, the questions still give you a very realistic feel of the actual Exam. The test interface also closely resembles that of the actual GMAT. The questions are also divided into different topics and you can also take custom quizzes to improve on your weak areas.
It also has a large question pool (1000+ in Quant) and gives you ample practice in all the different topics. Each question is designed to make you think on your feet. Plus the tips and tricks used to answer each questions by Bunuel is absolutely incredible. By the time I was done with these test my average time to answer the questions went from 3+ minute to under 2 minute even for the most difficult questions.
One of the best things I found was that after the official explanation, there was link that takes you to the GATCLUB thread discussion where the question is discussed in detail and you can ask any doubt you have with the regard to the question and the explanation and one of the GMATCLUB experts is sure to clear your doubt.
Further, another thing I found incredibly helpful was the Test analysis feature. It helps you learn about your performance in the test and helps you identify your weak areas.
All in all I feel GMATCLUB tests are an absolute blessing for the GMAT test takers and is sure to help you achieve your target score.
The GMAT Club Test is by-far the best after the Official Prep because of the Questions available in the directory. They have more than 1500 Questions to create a test specifically according to our skill level. Would definitely recommend for Q48+. Also, the only lack is the amount of Verbal CATs available. If the number could be made equal to Quant CATs then it is a full package. The level of Quant Questions is really good and would help anyone cover the complete Question spectrum that one can expect on the real GMAT. For anyone aiming 700+ do use the GMAT Club tests for final prep.
The number of questions that GMAT club tests provide are far more than any other tests. They give you the option to create custom quizzes based o difficulty, topics and section of gmat.
A very good practicing resource and helps you gauge your performance in the real exam.
Quants is little tough bu it helps you think beyond and enhance your practice.
Verbal section is good in terms of comparison with other products but again the best source is official guide. However they are very close in terms of question format and difficulty level comparison.
Explanation of each question is given by experts and discussion forum helps you clarify your doubt.
These tests are the holy grail for your improvement. I surely recommend going through the questions in test or in practice mode. Simply love them. EVERY BIT WORTH IT. Anyone who is looking for that Q45 to Q51 push must visit these questions. I was consistently stuck at Q44 before I took these tests. Coming from a non-maths background, I was finding it really hard to excel and get that top score of Q51. Now, after these tests I am consistently and easily at Q49 minimum looking ahead at the coveted Q51 range. The questions are mostly 700+ which ensures important topics are being tested.
The GMAT Club tests include an amazing bunch of questions and help in clearly pointing out the weakness' that we need to work on. I have extensively used the "Best and Worst" analysis to improve the sections on which I was under performing.
The GMAT Club tests is a definite recommendation from my experience, I would encourage all GMAT Test takers to try out the tool for a week for free and then purchase the pack if they feel satisfied with the variety and the analytics that the Club Tests offer.
I wouldn't hesitate to state that this is all you'll need once you have your basics covered.
GMATClub Tests especially the Quant tests are really priceless. True value. The questions do not want you be Math Wizard ,Rather demand us to be Cautious ( Which is What GMAT is all about) . GMAT Quants are all about how cautious one is and prevent from Silly mistakes. GMATClub Quant tests will prepare one best for the Final battle.I would strongly urge others who are aiming for perfection for Quant must try the tests. Over the span of 26 tests the Quant tests cover each and every topic so nicely that revising your old mocks will help you a lot in your final leg of your preparation. While attempting the Quant question make sure you maintain your Error Log. Then only the Test will serve the purpose.
Was awarded free trial for being a top scorer in a competition which was further extended through a promotion.
math tests are good and must try: Almost every test will force you to learn some new concepts. Actual scores i got on gmat prep were always a notch higher than what i got on gmatclub, the effort put in creating such a elaborate content is commendable
verbal tests are good as well but needs improvement: the smartness of answers and questions need to be more like gmac. Furthermore, the number of questions is limited. So at a point you realize that the test is not asking the questions in topics which are not asked that frequently on gmat.
GMAT club tests are a fantastic resource for anyone preparing for GMAT. Especially their math problems are of very high quality and they match or sometimes even exceed the levels asked in the real GMAT. I have been using these tests for a few days now and all of the questions that I have seen so far also have great explanations for these questions. I would strongly recommend this resource to anyone who is serious of getting 47+ on the GMAT Quant section.
In addition to the CATs, they also have about 1600 questions in their question back along with new questions in the forum that people can use to regularly hone their skills.
GMAT CLUB tests are the best section tests you can ask for. The questions are challenging and they test your presence of mind. Gmat according to me is a test of concepts. So gmat club tests especially the quant test are tests which actually test and build your concept . I was struggling in and i improved my score from 42 to 49. I think these tests are a great way to improve your score and to build your confidence to face the quant section. The test really helps you look into the tougher questions.
So.. all the best for the ones who use these tests. they are reliable and good
gmat club tests specially quantitative section tests are wonderfully created to test presence of mind with clear basic concepts..needless to say every question here does require skills to solve questions very similar to actual test,thus improving competency in quant section .A must have practice set to do well in actual test...As far as verbal is concerned ..per my experience here questions may seems a bit hard within specified time but they are too good for presence of mind along with test of grammar skills. here i would recommend to make both test compulsory to every individual to score a decent numbers
