GMAT Real Exam paper

Paper pencil test format used to be standard format on gmat many many years ago, so these tests are not latest by any means. Regarding quality of tests - : The quant sections of these tests are very easy in that a 700 level test taker today might face questions of much higher difficulty level than those found on questions of these paper pencil tests. The verbal sections of these tests are ok but have 50 % overlap with OG10.

If I were you, I would NOT AT ALL bother myself with these test papers. I would ONLY stick to OG12 and OG Verbal for practice and learning. People say, for Quant MGMAT guides are the best. For verbal concepts, I would refer to MGMAT guides and Powerscore guides - I would study BOTH (I disagree when somebody says stick to only one of the two), as both have their own touch solving problems, what method suits one depends solely on his/her strengths and more importantly comfort; unless one studies both, how could one tell which one would fit his/her strength/comfort. Furthermore, for periodically evaluating myself, I would stick to MGMAT CATs and, in the later part of the prep, GMATPrep.

I would highly recommend NOT to get distracted with ANYTHING ELSE!