GMAT Club tests are one of the best resource available in market for preparation, for Quant preparation you do not need any other resources. Quality of question is very good also number of quant tests are enough for preparation. The best part of GMAT club tests are question bank consists of more than 1000 question in quant, which makes this test unique and stand out from other test series available in market.
For verbal I think number of tests are not sufficient and GMAT CLUB needs to work on increasing questions in this section.

Overall test series is cost effective and very good source for preparation.

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Although the questions are of supreme quality and hard, taking GMAT club test will be a good tool for the one's looking to get a Q51 on the test. GMAT club tests are very good and also hard compared to any other CAT tests and questions available.

One who get 50/51 in GMAT club tests will definitely get a Q51 in the original test. I would highly recommend to get the GMAT Club tests and practice your quants section.

I am not sure about the verbal part of the CAT, but if it is quants it is GMAT Club.

All the best.

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Hi... I have been preparing for GMAT On and Off for last 1 year and the GMAT club Club tests are the best resources that I found for my Quant Prep.

I have not taken any course for my preparation for Quant, besides this subscription.
I took E-gmat's verbal prep and I got access to this one also for 6 months. I have used this very diligently and it showed my progress in Quant. All the question in the Club tests are upto/higher than the actual GMAT test.
I highly recommend subscribing to this course for a higher Quant score.

Verbal is fine as well but the questions are very difficult. Overall, it gives a very good practice.

All the best for you all.
I am back on target and I just hav 28 days more.

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I have been using the Gmat club tests for a few months now and they are the best you are going to get in the market especially for quant.
Their questions are really tough and are sufficient to get a score of q50,q51.
I was stuck at the score of q49 for a long long time when my friend suggested me to try these tests.I am glad I subscribed o the tests and the questions are just brilliant and properly organized into sections of easy to hard.

I would genuinely recommend anyone aiming for a score of q50+ to try these tests out and I assure you that you won't be disappointed.

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It has been almost 6 months since I gave my GMAT. I still remember kick-starting my GMAT preparation in 2015. A month into reading through the OG, I knew I was lost. I could not make sense of what was required. Verbal was not the old school section. Quant was more than time intensive. I felt the lack of direction. However, due to personal issues, I decided to give GMAT a break. I re-initiated my GMAT preparation in 2016 when my friend motivated me to pursue my dream - MBA. Not knowing where to begin, I researched and googled, only to be flooded by plethora of options, each claiming to be the best. Lost again, I reached out to my friend who guided me towards GMAT CLUB. There was no turning back thereafter. Albeit slow, my progress continued. The forum helped me filter courses, identify solutions and made available to me, some of the hardest questions round quant. The best part was the GMAT CLUB Test. I received access to these tests as part of a course I had purchased. These tests became the best means for me to assess my current standing. Blended with some amazing analytics, the tests helped me keep a track of my progress and improve. It was then and it is today. Although, I couldn't achieve 700+, I still continue to use GMAT tests and the forum to practice in my endeavor to meet my target.

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The quant questions are very similar to the official GMAT type questions. I haven't really used it for verbal so cant comment but the pack is a must buy for those aiming to score >48 quant on the exam. It also comes with an in- depth topic wise and level wise analysis of your strengths and areas to improve upon, which makes it easier to have a targeted test preparation and makes it convenient to decipher where one actually stands. In order to solve these questions, you need an amalgamation of tact and concepts. If you can leverage the GMATClub tests, you can definitely maximise your score.

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I have had access to GMAT club test first through utilizing my Kudos and then through E-GMAT purchase. I have given almost 90% of the Quant test and 50-60% of Verbal test.
Quant Test review: GMAT club tests actually keep you on your toes all the times in terms of understanding the GMAT exam tests. I always believed that I was good with quant but when I gave my first Gmat club test I score very low ( I think 35). concepts are tested from a single word to wide variaty. Vary close to actual GMAT test questions after OG questions.

Verbal: I think Verbal tests are now becoming better in terms of actual GMAT test. especially after the pattern changed. RCs are very good and taken from diverse subjects. SC questions were, as usual, hard for me. CR questions were time consuming. Overall a good feel and practice for GMAT exam.
One drawback, I feel, is not having quant and verbal test together but I think we can do that by setting our own time.

One benefit is : once you complete the test you can see the solutions just below the question and bookmark. this really helped me while revising.

Great test. Recommend to everybody specially Quant test.

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The popular belief is that the GMATCLUB Tests are the toughest, but does it mean that the toughest tests make the test takers better at the Test taking, does it make the test takers to work harder to improve, does it also mean that the actual test score will improve?. Well i am not an expert but in my opinion the answer to all the questions above is YES!.
GMAT is not only a test of quant and verbal skills but also a test of endurance, logic and analytical mindset and to develop these three skills an applicant must practice harder question in order to maintain a consistent test taking strategy.Working on harder questions than the actual test also helps to develop the sense of Timing, and the sense of strategy required to ace the test and GMATCLUB tests helps to do just that.

I used my Gmatclub points to subscribe for the test for 1 month for about 3 times now and I have seem my quant score to improve to the level where I am confident that quant is no more a stress area for my prep. The tests may present tough questions that sometimes gives a feel as of they are impossible to solve in the given time but such questions make the test taker to practice harder and gives a reason to improve.

I highly recommend the test to all the test takers who are aiming at a high quant score.

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I am bad at explaining so forgive me if I bore you by below passage but trust me its going to help you if you follow.
I was already suggested by my fellow mates in the tuition and even professors to use this place for Quant and trust me they all were true, this site contain each and every types of question which you are going to get in Gmat test, if you're target is 51 in Quant use this site and give mocks on GMAT Club on frequent interval believe me you will see great improvements in your score. The best thing I liked about Gmat Club test is you can see same question on forum(they are linked) and you can ask your doubts on it there if you are not satisfied with explanation provided.

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Redeemed my 200 GC points for GMAT Club Tests. Probably the best use of my points. The tests help individual to think out of the box and revise all the important concepts especially combinatorics. The difficulty level for the quants is on a higher side compared with the actual GMAT. But the tests help you in gaining confidence for 600-700 Level questions and also helps individual to improve speed and accuracy. Completing all the 26 quant CAT is sufficient if one wants a high quant in actual GMAT. Also, the explanations are clear and one can take the incorrect questions as a quiz to memorize the important concepts.

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