are they adaptive and are they worth giving a try ?? Also wanted to know whether they provide a combined score ? I have heard that they provide individual verbal and quant raw scores and from that you need to calculate the actual score using the 800 score calculator ?
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What you've heard is right: you receive scores for each of the two sections and then you need to go to their online score calculator. It's a bit out of date, though, meaning that it overestimates your score. My experience with 800score is not that good, though... I wouldn't recommend them - I'm not 100% they're adaptive. I think you'd be better off by buying other tests. For instance, MGMAT provides 6 CATs and you can get GMATprep from mba.com and retake each of those two tests at least two times = 10 CATs in total, which is more than enough.
