GMAT Club tests really helped me build stamina and exposed me to a wide variety of questions.

However, I would recommend using them only after you have completed all the topics and want to focus on improving your test-taking stamina, sitting endurance, and time management.

The Advanced Tests are particularly useful because they use a scoring algorithm that closely mirrors the actual GMAT, providing a fairly accurate estimate of your performance and detailed analysis.

Another feature I found helpful is the option to attempt individual sections separately. This is great if you want to focus on improving a specific section without having to take a full-length test.

Overall, these tests played a significant role in helping me complete the actual exam on time and better understand my strengths and weaknesses.

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The Expert Global Tests are on the tougher side, especially when it comes to Data Interpretation (DI). I personally found the DI section comparatively lengthy and challenging.

However, if you’re aiming to build your stamina and push your preparation to a higher level, you should definitely attempt them. These tests can significantly help improve your DI skills while also enhancing your overall exam endurance.

As a result, you may find the DI section in the actual exam relatively easier and more manageable compared to what you’ve practiced in these mocks.

That said, I felt the Verbal section was less representative of the actual exam. While it can still be useful for practice, its difficulty level and question style did not closely mirror what I experienced in the real test.

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