I'll retake 4 cats from MBA.com which includes 2 free and 2 which I'll buy twice each.

For Manhattan 6 Cat's, Gmat Premier, Veritas, Princeton Review we should take 1 time only right.

Thanks for the reply again.

Definitely re-take the GMAC CATs -- you can never see too many 'official' questions.

I personally don't see any value in retaking any of the private companies tests. And really, at a certain point, taking 15+ CATs is just unnecessary. Really taking more than 1 a week is a bit extreme, IMO. Emphasize quality over quantity. For a first go-round, the 4 GMAT Preps and the 6 MGMAT CAT's should be plenty -- with maybe 1 or 2 Veritas Preps if necessary.

By the way, once you take the GMAT Preps 1, 2, 3, and 4, you can also find downloadable PDF files that contain all of those questions by question-type online (just search on Google) in case you want to make sure you've hit all of them. Here's the ones for RC in case you're interested.

Thanks all.

@Vivian

I'm only attempting 1 cat a week while studying concepts.

In the last week I'll only focus on cats.

I think you're very right that I'm going for a lot of cats and thinking to remove Gmat Premier 5 cats, veritias free cat, princeton review free cats as its too many.

Thanks

Let me just advise you that you might want some Variety in those CATs. There is not reason to take six M-GMAT CATs and not take even one of the other types. The new Veritas FREE CAT is very good and gives you another angle to look at things.

Take all of those official CATs that you can as Vivian said. But when you are taking unofficial CATs there is no reason not to mix in a variety of tests if they are of good quality and free. You may learn something from the diagnostic tools on the Veritas test that you did not learn from the other tests.

Good luck!