GMAT Club Tests offer hard Quant CAT tests and a smaller number of verbal tests (over 1,100 quant questions and 388 verbal questions). The questions are generally above average difficulty though some easier ones have been introduced as well. You can see exact distribution of questions here.CATS provided here have really helped me improve my quant score .Also it has boosted my confidence level to attempt the question.The quant part of the CAT have the best questions that you will find anywhere. And it's not just the questions themselves, the explanations provided also help you uncover many shortcuts and help strengthen your core concepts. Admittedly, I found them to be a little harder than the GMAT quant questions, but that should help you be better prepared for the final test. And also, you can take the quant section or verbal section one at a time, which gives great flexibility when you are hard pressed for time. The discussion in the forum is also very helpful to understand the questions. Talking about verbal, CATS here are also good , they have helped me improve my timing .
According to me GMAT Club should incorporate more Verbal CATS , so people like me who face difficulty in completing the test in stipulated time , get better hands on.
The summary is these tests are value for money.

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The Gmat club tests are easy to use, there are easy explanations. The quantitative questions are great and the explanations are easy to understand. The best feature is the ability to select questions of varying difficulty. This way one can gradually challenge ones self. Verbal questions - Some are not indicative of the actual type of questions one would get in a test but they still good practice. I would highly recommend these for anyone who wants to focus their efforts on high quality questions.
Strengths

1)Topics are broken down into subtopics
2) Quiz tool is very very beneficial, you can set up your own quizzes from Quantitative or Verbal. Verbal Quizzes can ahead be subdivided into SC, CR or RC or you can mix all questions up. And the difficulty level of these questions is very high.

3) Highly detailed CAT's, this is pretty self-explanatory.

All in all they are a good investment.

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What I like about GMAT Club Tests was that the questionbank made it quite easy for me to focus only on the area of questions that I had trouble with. Not only that, you could participate and read past discussions on all available questions just in case you need to know where you went wrong. Generally speaking, these was all high quality questions that were quite close to the actual questions you could get on the test. Only issue for me was that the CAT tests available use the same set of questions as the question bank. So if you've done a majority of questions form the Questionbank, you couldn't attempt a CAT unless you reset the questionpool (mark all solved questions as "not attempted yet"). Other than that, I found the tool extremely useful for practicing weak areas!

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The course is very tailored. The tests that we have over here like the quantitative and verbal ones are very much the same like the original ones.However there is still some difference between this and that offered by GMAC in its prep software. Also the question that comes in these tests are not random unlike that of the original test. For example CR questions are followed by all CR questions& RC by RCs which is never the case in original test that is conducted by GMAC. Still this is one of the best sites having one of the best test series. he difficulty level is yet to be ascerained

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I have been taking GMAT club tests for past 1 Week. I started with these tests after I was done with my preparation from OG 2015 and few other tools.
The very first test I gave, I was taken by surprise with my Quant score, which was less than my expectation.
1. The questions are quite tricky , lets one learn new tactics to solve problems.
2. Tests do not follow the official GMAT pattern. I faced a tricky 700 level question as my first Quant question, which sort of stumped me, but that should not be overwhelming. The key with these tests is to learn more and get better
3. A wide range of questions under Quant - 26 Quant Tests
4. Fewer tests under Verbal, but they are certainly good - & verbal Tests

Overall, a great tool to learn tricks , understand high-quality questions and get a better score.

I definitely recommend GMAT club tests to everyone.

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While the questions on the free GMAT Club test that I took were harder than those on actual GMAT, in general, I feel it's really a good option to get acquainted with all kinds of GMAT questions and concepts.

Specifically Quant section covers all the concepts. Verbal is not so reliable, but, then again, these tests should be seen for the purpose of knowing as many concepts as possible.

The no. of SC questions was too low in the mock that I took, for some reason.

All in all, I would suggest people definitely take atleast 1 GMATclub test before appearing for actual GMAT.

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Have been using the GMATclub CAT's for that past 6 months, focusing mainly on the maths section (the magoosh access for that came along with the gmatclub access for free had a great verbal question set).

The forum is one of the hidden gems with tons of helpful posts about admissions and time management while preparing for the GMAT. Not to mention the community posted solutions to each question that allows you to understand multiple approach to the same question, enhancing the learning yield for each question.

Certainly one of the better test banks out there with great community and explanations at the end of each question. Recommended!

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GMAT Club tests are extremely challenging and are a perfect complement to the OG guide. I was having difficulty for the longest time trying to increase my quant score. After practicing for three months with the GMAT Club tests/quizzes, I was able to increase quant score from a 31 to a 42 on the mock exams. I feel better prepared to sit for the exam next week.

The only knock that I have on their tests/quizzes is that I found the answer explanations to be confusing at times. It is nice that they allow users to comment on the answer to their question to be responded by a GMAT Club instructor, but I would prefer to read a just one concise and clear explanation of the answer to the question (possibly one that addresses all of the issues from student responses in the comment section) rather than scanning through all of the comments to find the issue I had with the question.

Keep up the great work!

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After revising your concepts, you need to match to the speed of the GMAT test and also you need a diagnostic in different areas, your weaknesses so that you can plan the path ahead.

I found GMAT club testing platform and its diagnostic and the rating system quite impressive for Quantitative tests. Error Logs after the completion of the tests, if reviewed and chapter concepts accordingly revised, lead to score improvements. Many problems of level 700+ throttle the speed but that is like real GMAT, where there is battle between speed and accuracy. The platform can be equally suitable for assessing your level, review of weaknesses and testing preparedness after strengthening of concepts.

An impressive step towards helping GMAT preparing community.

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I have found GMATCLUB tests pretty impressive and useful. The Quant question covers everything. From simple to medium types questions to difficult ones too. Especially the 700 level questions in the test are extremely useful and must for a GMAT aspirant.
Verbal has been my weak part. So I have learned a lot from the verbal questions.
The only issue I have faced is that sometimes I have found the explanations in Verbal question not adequate. And even after posting queries on them, either there has been no satisfactory reply or no reply at all.
But even having said that, the GMATCLUB tests are a must and highly recommended.

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