Good useful post.

#14, powerscore is not working for me. When I go to create an account, it sent an email to my email ID that mentioned "Unfortunately, you are ineligible for registering an account at this time."

How about adding another column to the table , next to the links to capture "reviews" for these free tests? This way people will know which ones are fine and which ones are not. Maybe the review can be divided to have separate 1-5 scales for Q and V .

Thank you very much!!!

Marked the topic as important - it will show in different color on the forum.
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I have removed POWERSCORE and replaced Link with another free Online GMAT CAT Link.

Added another FREE TEST link and made the list of 19 online FREE GMAT CAT
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Can you provide the review for 800 score tests and LBS GMAT simulator.

Thank You.

Quant section of 800Score tests are towards Heavier calculation instead of application of good logical ability so I am not fond of them and find them a little deviated from the line of GMAT Like questions

Verbal Section of 800score tests are again a little heavy on concept part and Vocab part which is again not an apt exercise for GMAT so I would refrain from giving a very good feedback of the tests.

on the contrary LBS test is surprisingly good but a little on the easy side of GMAT level. But it certainly gives a good practice in the beginning of test taking exercise.
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One can also access to FREE Questions like a test as per selected difficulty level

http://www.qsleap.com/app/login

Make Login and Start taking tests available on dashboard

You will see a window with following details.

GMAT TOPICS 5 Available

GMAT Sentence Correction

Progress: 0.0%Goal: 0/300Available Tests: 10
CONTINUE
GMAT Critical Reasoning

Progress: 0.0%Goal: 0/150Available Tests: 27
CONTINUE
GMAT Reading Comprehension

Progress: 0.0%Goal: 0/150Available Tests: 23
CONTINUE
GMAT Problem Solving

Progress: 0.0%Goal: 0/360Available Tests: 22
CONTINUE
GMAT Data Sufficiency

Progress: 0.0%Goal: 0/240Available Tests: 9
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I agree to the statement "Just because they are free does not mean that they are worth spending time on"

therefore I am replicating the same logic

"Just because taking 2 GMAT Prep tests+ Exam Pack 1 + yet unavailable Exam Pack 2 is enough practice for you (or tests takers of your calibre) does not mean it's enough practice for everyone"

I hope you can appreciate this logic too.

GMAT is not only the test of test takers competence with Quant and Verbal section but GMAT also tests the Stamina of student to sit for 4 hours and still read long RC and answer the questions, It also tests the perseverance of test takers so where taking 6 tests is good exercise for you, for some students it's just a warm up exercise.

Also, I would never recommend any test taker to take GMAT PREP or Exam Pack as FIRST or SECOND Full length test and waste it in just understanding what it takes to sit for 4 hours and take a full length test. It's good for test takers to be familiar with tests by taking some tests that they can afford to waste for sake of understanding the test.

and my Final opinion is we are citizens of Free countries so it's choice of test takers to take them or not. Most of them are matured to make that decision so where making suggestions is a welcome move, forcing an opinion will be a little rude and unwelcome.
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Hi Mo2men,

My opinion on various test series is as follows (Ranking-wise)

1) GMAT CLUB tests : I have only taken the Quant sections of GMAT CLUB and find them really great practice so I would wholeheartedly recommend these tests but I haven't taken Verbal tests of GMAT Club so I would like to reserve my comment on the same but I have heard good feedback of Verbal questions too.

2) Manhattan Tests : Best in my opinion. Quant is a little more difficult that actual GMAT's Quant but Verbal is at Par with GMAT level so this gives best exercise for practising GMAT full length tests. Beware, don't get demotivated and disheartened by looking at the scoring. My faith in the scoring method of Manhattan tests is not much and I find them often misleading. Test taker with weak maths can't get any acceptable understanding of their performance in Quant section by taking these tests.

3) Kaplan Tests : I find these tests suitable for those who are not very good with Quant and want to see real level of GMAT quant. However, I find the quant in Kaplan test more on calculation side which is not what GMAT expects much from students. I haven't heard great feedback of Verbal section of these tests from experts in Verbal. The scoring is on higher side so the test score is again misleading and you might be overconfident by looking at the test scores

4) Veritas Tests : Easier than actual GMAT so it's on Fourth rank in my list of recommendation.

There is no test more reliable than GMAT Prep and Exam Pack 1 so they are at the top rank anyways.

I hope this helps!

P.S. I don't want to malign the name of any test series here and find these tests the best efforts of respective test making companies. However after having taken all these tests myself, I have reproduced my opinion on all of them. Above mentioned feedback also include the feedback of thousands of students I have taught and recommended for these test series and my final opinion is the consolidation of all those feedbacks that I have received from trustworthy test takers and based on my own observation of tests.
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Hi Engr2012,
Thanks for your comment about Exam Pack 2 release.

Hi GMATInsight,
Thanks for your feedback. Have you experience Magoosh question banks?Any idea bout them.

Thanks