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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.
Now the not so good thing about the tests... Although the questions themselves were top notch, the scoring algorithm seemed to be a little off. My quant scores in the CATs were a little spread out (45-50) and the hard questions keep coming at you from around the first 5 questions, which wouldn't usually happen in the real exam. So you might find yourself running out of time, but again, this should be good for practice.
And the really bad part about the tests? The verbal section! To me it was utter waste of time. I completed 3 verbal CATs and scored V30/31 in all of them (I'm really not that bad). Quite a few of the answers seemed debatable and few questions were not very GMAT like.
With all these pros and cons, I used my GmatClub tests subscription for 6 months and then I had renewed it for another 6 months. Simply because practicing the quant section really helped boost my confidence. The first time I got a Q50 in the GmatClub tests I felt like NOW i'm ready for the actual GMAT. I had used the GmatClub tests along with MGMAT/Veritas tests to practice the CATs, and I will suggest the same strategy to others appearing for the GMAT
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GMAT club's quantitative quizzes and questions are far beyond my expectation. The questions are categorized in nearly all main and tested topics of Problem Solving and Data Suffiency. They are also grouped in different level of difficulty so you can choose suitable questions to practice. The questions are designed to be most similar to real GMAT questions in terms of format, range of calculations, knowledge, etc. In summary, GMAT club's quantitative questions are undoubtedly the best questions to utilize for GMAT takers who expect to receive over 49 in real tests.
About verbal questions, they are not as sizable as quant ones. They are also grouped in different level of difficulty and different topics. However, verbal questions are also reliable to practice for GMAT takers.
I have been using GMAT club tests for quite some time now. I find them extremely useful esp. for the fact that I can practice Quant questions topic wise - something I could not find easily on any other practice forums. Secondly, the look & feel of the test window is very similar to actual GMAT test, which is again very useful in training the mind to actual test scenario. Lastly, the analytics reports that come out are very simple to interpret and give a very good analysis of weak areas, timing etc. Also, the explanations of most of the questions I have gone through are very simple to understand and accurate.
Alsthough I haven't given my GMAT yet, I would strongly recommend GMAT Club Tests for practicing topic wise questions, timing and pacing for people starting to prepare for GMAT to build their confidence.
I am a STEM student with a historically strong math background. But when I started taking GMAT tests, it became clear that there is a specific way to solve GMAT questions which is very different from the academic way of solving math questions.
I subscribed to the CAT tests and was really stretched by the quality of the questions. The questions are available at all difficulty levels (500-600-700+), areas of math, question sources. The quality of questions is top-notch as a majority of questions are GMAT-like.
The discussion on each question by other students and the experts is the true gem. Reviewing the questions and the comments and discussions on the questions has been a true value add for me.
GMAT club tests are the best resource for the GMAT aspirants . I would suggest any GMAT aspirant to try these quizzes and CATs. My ability and accuracy both increased after I have attempted these tests. These tests are a bit tough and hence you will not be able to score as much as you can in GMAT. But this is good for a learning. The solutions for these problems include detailed explanation and also includes other methods GMAT aspirants has tried and solved. The test are pretty close the actual GMAT and hence you can gauge your ability. The Quant mentor Bunuel is amazing with his analysis and answer explanation. I love the way he simplify and explain the answers for very tough GMAT questions. I would suggest all the serious GMAT aspirants to take at least 3 months subscription of the GMAT club tests.
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Sreekanth
GMAT Club provides amazing resources from GMAT Quant and Verbal. I got the gmat club tests subscription with e-gmat online course.The quality of quant tests is best.Quant tests prepare you for 700 level questions.The explanation given after each question is satisfactory.The quant tests prepare you to get more than Q49 score.The collection tool given by gmat club is very useful in order to revise your weak areas.These tests help you to develop time management skills for 700 level questions. They provide very high-quality questions and a very detailed answer explanation of each question. The performance tracker of GMAT club helps the aspirants find their weak areas. The Overall performance tracker is a superb feature which allows you to revisit your mistakes and develop on timing strategy for weak areas as it offers detailed score report for the domain and time taken. This way one can achieve a targeted study of weak areas. Also the price offered is very reasonable for the quality of questions. If you are looking for a high Quant score you cannot miss not enrolling for these tests. I got to learn a lot from these high-quality questions and explanations. In simple words, GMAT club subscriptions is a must for every GMAT aspirant.
GMAT Club provides amazing resources from GMAT Quant and Verbal. They provide very high-quality questions and a very detailed answer explanation of each question. The performance tracker of GMAT club helps the aspirants find their weak areas. In the current GMAT math, thorough analysis on Q50-51 level types provided. I enjoyed much with GMAT Club 700 level questions. I got to learn a lot from these high-quality questions and explanations. In verbal the Sentence correction questions I found pretty close to the actual GMAT Sentence correction questions. In simple words, GMAT club subscriptions is a must for every GMAT aspirant. This forum has helped me achieve a very good score in GMAT. Along with all the high-quality questions and answer explanation you can also find reviews of all the other GMAT Prep course providers and even MBA admission consultants. Last but not the least the quant mentor Bunell is amazing with his analysis and answer explanation. I use to love the way he use to simplify and explain the answers for very tough GMAT questions. I would request all the serious GMAT aspirants to take at least 3 months subscription of the GMAT club tests.
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I enrolled in eGmat verbal online course and got free access to gmat club tests with it. I have solved questions from multiple forums and other sources like Veritas and Manhattan. I agree that Manhattan helps in building a strong foundation for basic quant, but the questions in the guides are relatively easier. I took couple of Quant tests and to be honest many a times I was disappointed in my performance. However, the level of questions are good. In addition, each question thread has multiple ways of solving one particular question. This helped me a lot in couple of questions whose solution I was not very comfortable in understanding. If someone solves all the quant tests, I think he/she is good to score high in quant on actual GMAT.
I got the GMAT Test package 3 months ago. The questions in these tests are really challenging and helpful in increasing the confidence and morale of aspirants. I would recommend this platform to all the candidates who are dreaming of 750+ score in actual GMAT. The question bank is really good and helps to improve your weak points in the long run.The CATs and quizzes are important and enables one to judge ones actual level of preparation such that one is fully prepared for the final day. Thus by practicing regularly and putting in our best effort, we can surely reach our target score using the immense resources provided by this wonderful platform .
I had never tried the GMAT Club questions before but as I go access to the material with my Egmat course, I was able to utilize the materials and sources here as well. ITs some of the best preparation material I have come across especially the kind of questions that are presented here can prepare you for any kind of GMAT type question. Many a times one is taken by surprise on how even a simple question can be made difficult just because there is some small detail in the logic that you have missed. I think to ensure that you are not taken by surprise and so that you don't waste too much time on such questions in the actual test, it is best to actually do these questions even if not in the CAT format. Just going through their database will prepare you a lot more than any other source that is available online.