The math exams at GMAT club it's amazing. I had great experiences with them. In my actual GMAT, about 30-40% of the questions were repeat of the GMAT club math questions. These questions are real GMAT quality and have the potential to show up in the real exam.

I have taken about 8 of them and they are really challenging, but that's what you want when you are taking a GMAT exam.

I don't know much about verbal. I only took one and it had a few repeat questions, which annoyed me. But you should just get it for MATH questions. They are pure gold.

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Hello everyone
I have been using GMAT club test for quite a while. They offer around 25 tests for quant section and 10 tests for verbal section. I must say that their quantitative questions set are really amazing. They tend to cover each and every topic in detail. Though at times I find the solutions a bit incomplete but that compensates the quality and variety of questions they offer. The verbal ques are just fine. Didn't help me much because of lack of good answer explanations. All in all, i will suggest other people to try these test for quant section, if they have enough time on their hands.

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Hi, Myself Virender Kumar from India. I've started my GMAT prep 1.5 years back but due to work pressure didn't managed to keep the preparation regularly. There were lot of breaks in between my preparation. Then in 2015 I write GMAT with a dismal score of 660. I've always aimed for 700+ but didn't managed to get it.
Then after a lot of online search and reviews, I came across GMAT club tests which is one of the best investment that I made towards GMAT prep. These tests are a very good resource in terms of questions, analysis provided and score description. I think if a person goes through all the tests regularly, he/she can achieve target score. Moreover the score which you get in these tests are a true reflection of what you get in GMAT with +/- of 20. I will definitely recommend these tests to anyone who is preparing for GMAT.

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I am very fond of GMATclub tests and forum. This e-learning platform provides one of the best tool for people who want to practice and understand their strengths and weaknesses. I have found questions very competitive and true representation of the GMAT CAT. This builds the confidence in a test-taker to face the real GMAT test. The questions are not entirely made up of probability or geometry as in Manhattan CATs.

The only aspect that I regret is the number of questions. I think they should further increase the question bank. Be careful on using the complete test or separate tests. This will reduce the number of available complete tests for you in the long-run.

Thank you, GMATclub!

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I have become the member of GMAT club during the preparation for my Gmat.
I found that the gmat club tests are very useful to give you right feed back about your weaknesses and strengths. The quant questions are the best. I have increased my quant score form 44 to 48 easily.
I will recommend the gmat club test for every one who wants to score more than 45 in quant.
The analysis of questions was very helpful for me to attack my weaknesses and solidify my concepts in quant.
I am very thankful to gmat club to help me in my journey towards B school.

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Pros:
- the tests are great at focusing in on certain topics. Creating a question bank for those specific areas really helps to reinforce concepts and techniques.
- the question explanations and forum link functionality are very helpful indeed – the explanations with discussions really improve efficiency.

Cons:
- having not appreciated how hard the questions are, the initial tests can be demoralising (although I appreciate that the tough questions are what draw people to the tests)
- it has been said before, but I don’t feel that the scores show an accurate estimate of real GMAT scoring, and can vary dramatically from test to test.

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After having tried Gmatclub tests for several months, I can say that they are pretty accurate in the Quant section, not so much in the Verbal one.

I often find that the Verbal questions are not quite similar to the ones included in the Official guide. This specially happens with the RC and CR questions. In terms of the Quant section, I think that most of the questions are similar to the official ones, and those that you would never find in a real gmat test, however, teach you important concepts that are useful for other questions; this was specially true in geometry questions.

Another relevant point: the size of the question bank. I think it could be expanded to some extent. For retakers like me, some of the most atypical questions sound too familiar when you use the GmatClub test a second time. This makes me think, although I did not make any analysis, that some questions may be too similar. I have the feeling that in the Official guide there is a wider spectrum of questions, despite the higher number of questions.

Something that would be great to have: stats for each questions of people that really took entire tests, it often happens that the accuracy or time spent rates are tremendolusly biased due to people that spent 30 mins on that question. It makes the stats section useless sometimes.

Lastly, I think the scores provided are accurate enough, more than MGMAT for instance.

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The Quant. Section of gmatclub test has a very impressive collection of mixed difficulty level questions with detailed solution. Though the difficulty level of questions is bit higher, I found few questions quite near to actual GMAT .Scoring is also close to actual GMAT. The tests are helpful to figure out the weak areas so that you can concentrate and improve those areas. These tests also help you build and develop confidence in the area you want to improve more on the GMAT. Once done with the basic concepts use these test to hone the concepts on the subject. The verbal exams are also good but could be improved further the scoring algorithm of verbal may not be that close to real time GMAT exam but are close enough understand the weakness so that you can work upon.

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I have been using the GMAT Club tests and find the quantitative questions excellent and great practice. The explanations are also excellent and they seem to relate to actual GMAT tests quite well.

However, the verbal questions often seem slightly incorrect. Furthermore, in the explanations it is sometimes "agreed" by some people that the question or answer has an error, however it does not seem to be corrected.

Based on this, I highly recommend the GMAT Club tests for their quantitative questions but I use other material for the verbal part.

I am taking the GMAT next week, so I will soon be able to see how the test scores match to the real score.

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If someone is genuinely looking for the review, I think he or she should find an answer now! GMAT CLub provides you a comprehensive pool of tests which not only cover each and every aspect of the so called syllabus but also let you spot your weak areas with their unmatched analytical tools. usually what happens is we finish various books but aren't confident about our score or preparation, tests serve the purpose to check our knowledge and to gauge us against the other aspirants. Gmat Club test apart from the handpicked questions to check your preparation also gauges you against a vast pool of people who have entrusted upon Gmat Club and scored high previously. talking about sections now

1. Quant: Gain first hand experience f you don't believe anyone by downloading the gmat club app. but if you want to know : Quant in Gmat Club test is the best source to prepare for actual Gmat. Not only the questions test your understanding but the solutions given are so detailed to stanch every concept you are missing. 5 star for QUANT from my side.

2. Verbal: this is somewhere Gmat club test needs improvement for which i will give it 3 stars. Well the paradox here is none preparation in Verbal can guarantee you 100% accuracy . at last only the official answer matters. where Gmat club fails is there is a lot of ambiguity in verbal and the questions authenticity is then doubted upon. But still I have seen some very good questions with explanations .

Overall I must say, every aspirant should definitely include GMat club test in his/her preparation to give a boost to his/her scores!

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