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Need pratice tests for Quant and Verbal

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by batbond007 » Mon Dec 14, 2009 9:26 am
Does anybody have a list of different tests available ?

Want to take a test each day for next 1 month however have only a few: Kaplan, GMAT Prep, and Manhattan.

Kind of tests that I can take but not regret wasting and learn from them. Need to get practiced with thinking under timed conditions. And then once I feel more ready in 15 days pratice with Kaplan, GMAT Prep and Manhattan tests.
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by DanaJ » Sat Dec 19, 2009 10:42 am
Practice tests don't really help you with concepts - they serve a different purpose:
- stamina
- evaluating where you stand
- pacing

However, you won't be learning that much from practice tests. This is because each test covers a variety of topics and there's no theoretical framework when you study - just practice problems from the most disparate fields. I'd say don't take more than one test every 4 days, because they're really tiring and wear you out mentally.
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