GMAT Prep – Free Practice Tests

Business school isn’t going to be cheap, neither are all the resources and tests needed to get ready to get into business school. Fear not, we have complied a list of free GMAT practice tests:

GMAT Club – Free Verbal and Math GMAT Practice Test – GMAT Club’s online preparation tests offer more than 1,200 math and verbal questions specifically written to be more challenging than the actual GMAT and our community of over 50,000 applicants agree. Each of our 25 math and 6 verbal sets are designed to help you identify your strengths and weaknesses while teaching you new solving techniques to help you more quickly answer questions during the actual GMAT Test.

GMAT Club Diagnostic GMAT Test – Community project to create world’s best GMAT diagnostic test relying on member feedback – download the test for free in PDF format!

Manhattan GMAT Tests – In general, the results on real GMAT are in +/- 40 point range compared to MGMAT. Very good tool for personal evaluation, which helps to find week spots in your knowledge. Highly recommended if you want to check on your preparation progress.

Knewton – Company was started by the GMAC and Kaplan employees and is very promising. A 7-day trial of the course included with the free test.

Princeton Review – Princeton Rreview is very good as a refresher. The Princeton CATs are designed for those starting on basics concepts. As a result the Quantitative section seems to be primitive compared with Manhattan GMAT or Kaplan.

800 Score – Quantitative section is challenging, while Verbal is of no challenge whatsoever. So don’t get disappointed with low Quantitative score and do not rely on high results from Verbal as an indicator of mastering this section. Some more polishing still could be done since spelling errors and missing information happens in the test questions. Nevertheless can be a useful preparation tool in addition to other CATs.

Veritas Prep – Free GMAT Practice Test – The Veritas Prep GMAT Simulator™ allows you to practice for the exam under realistic conditions. It is a computer-adaptive test (CAT), just like the real GMAT exam, and delivers questions of varying difficulty based on your performance – the more questions you answer correctly, the more difficult the questions become. The simulator’s interface is also designed to mimic the look and feel of the actual exam. Use this free sample GMAT exam to familiarize yourself with the exam and to pinpoint the areas where you need the most practice.

MBA.com – Practice Test Software – Practice tests distributed by the GMAC, the administrator of the GMAT. GMAT Prep is the only test that contains real GMAT Questions and is undoubtedly the best predictor of the final GMAT Score, which makes this product extremely valuable at the end of preparation and many believe should not be “wasted” on pre-prep analysis.