The best part about the GMAT club tests is its quantitative section. The questions are quite similar to the GMAT questions and mostly fall in hard type. However, they are the best for development of problem-solving skills. The ability to continue in the study mode after the expiry of time helps in capability building during the early stages of preparation. The verbal section of the test needs more development, as the questions in critical reasoning are not on GMAT level and many a times are repeated. However, RC passages can be said to be of good level. The data section is multitude of questions, but again pale in comparison to the standard set by Quant section.

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I was attracted to the GMATwhiz courses after coming across its RC videos on GMAT club's YouTube channel. The approach and the explanation provided in those videos exited me to subscribe the course. And it did not disappoint.
The RC section was as detailed it needs to be, covering each RC question and provided methodology that must be practically utilized in the exam for those questions. For RC, i felt that the course went over and beyond what it should have been about, without getting into the practical way to counter those questions.
In the quant section, the AI adaptability was of a great help, since it enabled me to concentrate more on the weaker sections rather than going on a wild goose chase. Also, the explanations of the quantitative concept were provided in a very intuitive level, which greatly helped in getting the concepts clear.

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