FREE 8 GMAT FOCUS TESTS (Links)

Keeping one post here for posting
- the feedback of interface
- the resemblence of questions with official question
- More about these tests

The list will continue to increase as more companies prepare tests for GMAT Focus.

P.S. Kaplan (earlier Manhattan) doesn't have it's own tests so far and for the free tests, it redirects to the Official GMAT Focus tests­


­It's just a summary of the opinions of many test takers (including mine) (at least 20 test takers)

I think there are very few (worthy) options that we have to get our hands on Mock tests

1) Official GMAT tests-1, 2, 3, 4, 5 x2
2) GMAT CLUB tests
3) Expert's global test

Summary:

GMAT CLUB tests
Pros:
- Quant is good to great for practice
- DI is hard but offers a good practice
- A good quantity of sectional tests

Cons:
- Some quant questions are way too tough
- Some DI questions are way too tough
- Verbal questions are closely representative of actual GMAT questions but not exactly representative
- Scoring is trustworthy and rather slightly conservative

Expert's Global tests
Pros:
- Quant questions are good (They have created questions based on official mock questions by changing values, and expressions but keeping the broad structure the same so the quant and DI questions are good representatives of actual GMAT)
- DI questions are good at larger
- 15 tests to practice so an exhaustive exercise
- Scoring is trustworthy

Cons:
- Verbal is too easy (feedback of many students at large)
- DI questions have some errors