If anyone can complete and understand each and every math question in these test, he/she will score no less than 50 in the final exam. Most of the questions are tough, and each question examines view of the test takers differently. Nice and easy solution is given for each question. Different approaches to attack each type of question are also given. on the other hand i can't say anything about verbal, as I am too weak at verbal to judge the questions. But one thing I can say that the question are tough. So i can strongly suggest this for anyone who wants to improve his/her quant skill.

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While the quant tests are excellent I am hesitant to recommend the verbal tests. The questions are not always of the type you would expect to find in GMAT and there seem to be very few official questions. I believe the difference between the GMAT club quant and verbal tests is due to the difficulty of creating original GMAT-like verbal questions. Perhaps GMAT club could try and incorporate more official questions into their bank.

Ultimately, I recommend using GMAT club for quant tests and finding another resource for verbal tests. Your source of revision materials will also depend on whether you are a native or non-native speaker.

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I've used the tests in the past and I've once again made a subscription recently. I guess that stands as a testimony to how good and real-GMAT like are the questions. The contributors on this forum have made a great job putting these questions together.

For Quant, the practise these tests give are entirely sufficient for a Q51.

For Verbal, my hard part has been to train my mind to sit through the 75 minutes and read all of the english. The CAT's on the GMATClub give you a run for that.

I would appreciate two things.. 1. More Verbal questions added on a regular basis. 2. A checkbox to not let "Pausing" while taking a CAT.

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Quant - Quant tests have a ton of really tough questions that are excellent for improving Quant score.
I really like these tests because they challenge all necessary areas and if you have a weakness, Quant tests will expose it. Many times you will get majority of the questions as 700+ level. Though you would not find a lot of such questions in the real GMAT, but they are good to practice and build stamina. I believe that the score is just not important, learning from questions is. Review your tests thoroughly before moving on to next set. (I used to refer to the explanations by Bunuel)

Verbal - I prefer official questions

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To achieve a quant score of 48 and above, I believe that GMAT club Tests are the best resource in the market.The questions are definitely tough but their explanations are mostly logical.These tests will surely help people achieve a higher score in quant. Another thing that I love about these tests is that you can target a specific topic and attempt quizzes on it, thereby providing a high range of top quality questions.Also, the mistake analysis is a great resource to revisit your mistakes and combine these questions to create additional quizzes to solidify your concepts.
Verbal section of these tests has some descent questions but I cannot relate them closely to the official questions.But still it offers a quality range of questions to practice and analyze.

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Thank you Gmat club as you guys are doing the amazing job by providing such a huge database of quality questions of quant and verbal sections and explained each of them in a very simple manner so that any one can easily understand the core of problems.
it is helping me a lot for getting prepared for Gmat exam and it is sure that i will not face any problem while attempting the real Gmat test questions.
I will recommend Gmat club tests to all serious test takers & retakers and the best part is that it is available as a bundle with many other online courses making them really cost effective.

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Echoing what many of the reviewers have said, the GMAT club Test has excellent collection of Quant materials. I specifically remember seeing a very similar GCT question from the real GMAT exam. The Quant portion of GCT has my highest recommendation.

In terms of Verbal, I do not think there is anything that successfully replicates the official material. Many of the explanation left me confused. I decided to focus more on Quant.

My favorite part of the GMAT Club Tests materials was the ability to clearly see my progress and weaknesses in a snapshot. It's helpful. You get caught up on the flood of information - GCT will keep you on track.

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I would really thank gmatclub, Bunuel, each and everyone for helping us in reaching our goals. Gmatclub tests gave me confidence, I could able to focus, train my mind and improve my accuracy. The rough GMAT test questions is helping me tackle the exam well. First, as I heard gmatclub tests questions were tough, I got scared and postponed to buy tests. However, I came out of my comfort zone and started with mini quizzes and tests, I could able to solve more 70% of questions. Awesome part is On getting 25 kudos we get free gmatclub tests. For each question , bunuel and all other expert explanations are really crystal clear and precise to understand concepts. Thank you all for awesome work.

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I subscribed for 3 months period. Overall I like the test, especially because the screen closely resembled the interface of real gmat test. Score prediction is quite accurate, it really help me to gauge my performance during the actual test.

a. Quant: Very large questions banks, questions are just great, the explanation well explained and sometimes gave genius shortcut.
b. Verbal: Same high quality questions with excellent answer explanation.
Recommendation: Please update questions regularly, especially in the verbal sections. Maybe in the future, IR question will be nice addition.
Conclusion: I will recommend GmatClub test for everyone who prepares for the test.

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Nearly six months back before I purchased the 'GMAT Club Test' I was not sure about the product, but I got references from many of the debriefs and I decided to purchase the product. I got a good deal and purchased the tests in $50. I think it is simply a good investment with maximum return.
The product is consists of 26 Quant and 9 Verbal test, and at the end of the test you can review all right and wrong answers with proper explanation from GMAT Club experts. Even you can post your thought or concern specific to any question; the experts definitely get back to you.
Each test is 75 minutes and you can write them any time based on your schedule. This is very much helpful for people like me; I can’t spend 3 hours continuously on weekdays for the test, so I can have one test in the morning (75 mins.) and one in the evening (75 mins.) to maintain my schedule.
Questions standard is bit high than actual GMAT question, and it helps to grow the confidence level.
My only suggestion to the GMAT Club team is – please increase the verbal test count to at least 15. It would be a great help for the non-native GMAT writers like me.
Overall I am very satisfied with the product and I can recommend others who are interested to write some mock test before the actual GMAT.

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