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[Tests & Quizzes] GMAT Club Reviews
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 the exact distribution of questions here. To learn about the scoring algorithm precision, please see this discussion. Finally, GMAT Club tests require a subscription but 10 days a year, we offer them for free on US public holidays.
[Tests & Quizzes] GMAT Club Reviews
May 01, 2020
Excellent mocks for math. This resource helped to build accuracy and speed on various quant topics. With every mocks i have seen my score to improve. I reviewed every question that I did incorrect and did 5Y analysis. I kept on asking Y to myself till the time found the route cause of the error. I could clearly find the patters in my mistakes. One of the key observation was that I did not pay heed to what exactly question was asking. If one fails to devote sharp focus on what exactly question is asking, one may get many question wrong even though he/she may be skilled at performing the math. Other important thing I observed that I missed to apply the constrains mentioned in the question.
April 26, 2020
Questions test you on different areas of quant
questions are like gold mines from every question you learn something, tricky questions, nice explanations
must for anybody aiming for 700 + score
Benefits
1. you can create quizzes as per your weak areas
2. customised question
3. book mark or flag the qustion for review
4. You can do CAT in practice mode or exam mode
5. Creator of gmatclub CAT have take ample of time to create questions
6. questions always push your limits and way you think for solving questions
7. if you are scoring Q 46 in CAT, your actual score will hover around Q 48
Verbal CAT
1. Are good, but cant say much about verbal
2. Verbal is challenging
April 04, 2020
I have used gmatclub tests along with the question banks on gmatclub. I found the quant questions to be of really good quality. You can track your progress and come back to write the exam later on. The interface is the closest to that of the real GMAT exam. This will prepare you for the real exam because you will be in the test-taking mode due to practising in a familiar format and get used to solving questions. You can also reset the questions and make your own tests according to the topic you want to write the test on. For Verbal tests, you might want to practise a bit more from other sources because the Verbal tests are only 9. As for Quant, gmatclub tests are amazing.
April 02, 2020
The EPGP program has been developed for a different audience.
It is designed for students of management who can directly apply their learning in a leadership role in the industry and sponsored candidates may be preferred. Academically it's almost as demanding as a PGP but with more casework and class discussion. There are still exams and quizzes each month and the placement is rigorous for mid level roles in industry.
The program leaves the studying to you so it's on you to build a takeaway for yourself.
It is at par with all other 1 year full time MBA programs in India, such as ISB, IIMA PGPX and IIMC PGPEX.
April 01, 2020
I loved using these GMAT Club tests because they work as tools to help improve test time management. The verbal questions are quite representative of official questions.
I would suggest use these later on in your preparation period, once you have covered basics material and completed some practice material.
The Quant tests are a bit more challenging, but its good to go through them to see challenging questions.
I used these tests as practice material when I had exhausted Official Test Prep materials. Use them to hone your time management.
Thanks to GMAT Club for putting together such great practice material of all the test takers out there.
March 25, 2020
While the verbal tests might not be the best out there, the Quant tests are to kill for! The Quant questions are WAY harder than the actual GMAT level - and that's the best part! If you can comfortably answer questions here, you'll have a minimum of Q49 in your pocket and a Q50 (or a Q51 even) on your best day.
There is also the community replies and discussions which make it easier to understand how most people go about solving questions in the shortest time possible.
On a whole, I would 10/10 recommend the Quant tests. 8/10 recommend the verbal. Good Luck!
March 15, 2020
These tests are super flexible, you can select between 500s, 600s & 700s questions.
After taking a custom quiz, post-quiz analysis offer great insights which can highlight conceptual problems, time spent on each question and average time spent. This can significantly help a test taker to understand the topics that need more work.
I highly recommend these tests for new joiners & test takers who have started or completed preparing for GMAT.
Number of questions on a test can also be controlled which means you can take a full 31 question test or take smaller tests depending upon the time you have.
I found the build a quiz feature really helpful to review the incorrectly answered questions.
March 07, 2020
I started preparing for GMAT exam and found GMATClub.com as a very useful website and specially liked its discussion on questions including OG questions. Then I got an opportunity to try GMAT Club tests for 7 days after subscribing to its Youtube channel. Later I joined GMATclub premium membership and got access for 6 months. In the meantime, I won e-GMAT online course as a prize for winning Game of timers (GOT) competition. With the combination of GMATclub tests and e-GMAT course, my verbal score improve from early V20's to V45 recently. My quant score also improved from Q40's to Q51. Quality of quant questions in GMATclub tests was very good. Many of them were of 700-level difficulty. I got 690 in my first GMAT attempt and I scored Q50 in quant and V34 in verbal. I noticed that quality of GMATclub quant questions was more difficult than actual GMAT questions. I did not face any difficulty in facing quant questions in GMAT and finished the quant portion of the test 10-20 minutes earlier than scheduled time.
I recommend GMATclub tests for improvement in quant section of GMAT.
February 29, 2020
Amazing resource to use to study for the GMAT exam. It has the same question styles as well as the timer that replicate the real GMAT exam environment. The timing has several mode including untimed or timed and can be paused in the middle of the exam. This helps when I need to stop in the middle of the test to do errands but it can also be used in the real testing mode which accurately represents the real testing conditions. After the test, I can easily review my answers with official explanation of why my mistakes were wrong and gives an overall breakdown of the different sections. Overall very useful tool to help practice for the GMAT.
February 10, 2020
The number of questions that GMAT club tests provide is 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.
Yes. Thanks for sharing your idea.
How much were you scoring on the GMATclub tests ?