I bought the tests after I got 650 in my first attempt as I felt I should solve harder questions to get a higher score. My second attempt is in 10 days and I can confidently say I'm much better at quants because of the tests. Because most of the IR questions are way too difficult(borderline weird) I now feel I should have purchased the individual tests instead. Kudos to Bunuel for the Quants section ! The verbal section is not bad but I would suggest using the tests as a practice tool rather than a simulation of the actual test. Purchase the tests only if improving your quants score is your priority.

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I am happy with my experience using GMAT Club Tests to prepare for the GMAT exam. The tests were incredibly thorough, giving me the practice I needed to feel confident heading into the exam. I found the questions to be challenging but fair, and the explanations provided for each answer were extremely helpful in identifying areas for improvement. The dashboard is highly informative and enables you to focus on weaknesses. I highly recommend GMAT Club Tests to anyone preparing to take the GMAT exam.
Also, when your scores vary and may fall as you go through the tests, just keep reviewing the questions and trust the process. You'll learn something new in every test and over time you will get better. At the end of it, it's worth it.

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Go for GMAT Club tests if you wish to improve your Quant, I started at 33 and after a few tests I am able to score in the 47-48 range. So you can understand the difference. Great collection of 700-level questions. My only complaint is getting more than 15+ 700-level questions in a single test, which I've heard is not exactly how it happens in the exam. This leads to more errors for someone weak in Quant like me, and makes it difficult to understand how much will I actually score in the real exam. I have a lot more tests left, let's see how it goes

I have not given as many Verbal tests to review it properly, but overall those seem helpful as well.

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GMATClubTests is an exceptional resource for anyone preparing for the GMAT exam. I have found this platform to be an invaluable tool throughout my test preparation journey. The extensive collection of practice tests offered by GMATClubTests has helped me simulate the actual exam experience and evaluate my progress.

The quality of the questions is top-notch. They cover a wide range of topics and difficulty levels, which is crucial for comprehensive preparation. The detailed explanations provided for each question have been immensely helpful in understanding the underlying concepts and improving my problem-solving skills.

The user interface is user-friendly and intuitive. Navigating through the tests and accessing performance metrics is seamless. The option to customize practice sets based on specific sections or question types is a great feature that allows me to focus on areas that require more attention.

Additionally, the active community on GMATClub adds immense value. The forums provide a platform for users to discuss questions, strategies, and share insights. I have found great support from fellow test-takers and experts who have generously shared their knowledge and tips.

Overall, GMATClubTests is an excellent resource for GMAT preparation. Its comprehensive question bank, detailed explanations, and supportive community make it a must-have tool for anyone aiming to achieve a high GMAT score. I highly recommend it to anyone embarking on their GMAT journey.

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GMAT club mocks gives you a holistic experience of writing the GMAT exam- everything with the timers, and the ESR. There's also a feature to reset the questions meaning you can select an option to allow previous questions to be repeated. super helpful if you are starting again after a break.
But I would really like for websites to provide a greater number of full-length mocks. That would be very helpful for someone like me who needs to work on her stamina. Sitting with full focus for 2 hours can be challenging and sitting through full-length mocks can help with that. But they are only 7.

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I had taken the test around three years back and i still remember how challenging the quant section was, quite comparable to real gmat test. However, verbal part is not well thought. Probably, that is the reason they had only around 10 verabl tests and 30 quant tests. Everyone should take gmat club test for quant prep. They give seven days free trial and also on holidays they allow to take test free. That's how i managed to complete them. If you want to practice as your choosen date then you can buy the subscription, and it is probably cheaper than most of the other tests.

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Gmat club is one the best sources to study for gmat and these practice tests are great tools to simulate and practice for the real test. Reviews, comments and discussion session also enrich this tool and allows to dive deep in some of the contents of the questions.
The test is s very flexible and allows differents formats for studying or practice. It also allow to change difficulty, choose specific type of questions and sections.
Another positive aspect is the huge question bank which contains many of the questions from official sources.
In order to improve, gmat club should eliminate low quality questions. That would greatly improve the overall quality.

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GMAT Club Tests are an excellent resource for anyone preparing for the GMAT. The tests are designed to simulate the actual GMAT exam, with challenging questions that cover all sections of the test. What sets GMAT Club Tests apart from other test prep resources is the quality of the questions. The questions are developed by top experts in the field, ensuring that they are accurate, relevant, and up-to-date. I can see myself improving a lot.

The GMAT Club Tests are also highly customizable, allowing users to create their own practice tests based on specific areas of focus. This feature is particularly helpful for those who are looking to target their weaknesses and improve their overall score.

In addition to the quality of the questions, GMAT Club Tests also provide detailed explanations for each answer choice. This level of detail allows users to fully understand why an answer is correct or incorrect, and to learn from their mistakes.

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Without a doubt, the reason I was able to elevate my GMAT quant score from ~40 to 49 was through the GMAT club tests. You get a huge number of challenging questions that prep you on the most advanced and common topics that while also prepping you for tackling the section of the exam in the perfect time.

Whatever tools you have at your disposal for quant learning, make sure these tests are included. After spending 4 months stuck on the low 40 range, one month of doing these tests every few days (and spending the days in between reading the fantastic explanations) elevated my score — and my confidence.

Please note, for verbal, I do not recommend these tests and you should strictly stick to OG questions,

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While we are preparing for the GMAT, I could have attained some level of accuracy, but finishing the verbal/quant section in the time allocated was another big challenge.
Mastering the questions does not goes accordingly with mastering the timing, and I think that GMAT Club tests, are among the most helpful tools to practice semi-tests of verbal and quant and measure the progress more closely.
That was so helpful to me, moving from V34/35 with 30min above the 65 MIN allocated, to V37/38 in just the allocated time.
The verbal gmatclub tests are so close to the level of real gmat questions, as compared with OG questions. On the other hand, the Quant part, when compared with that of the OG, presents a much more difficulty.
It could be seen as a good way to prepare because you are faced with a harder level than what you're going to see at the Official Test, but the sequencing of questions could harm your prep

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