Hi and welcome to GMAT Club!
Here's a thread with reviews of different computer-based adaptive and non-adaptive Tests that you might want to use:
all-gmat-cat-practice-tests-links-prices-reviews-77460.htmlIf you decide to use GMAT Prep, be sure to use it carefully and save one test for later as GMAT Prep is the best predictor of GMAT score. You'll be able to read more about it in the thread above.
Have a good prep time!
macandal wrote:
I've never taken the GMAT and I was looking for a diagnostic test. I found this one, but, as you know, it doesn't have the verbal portion of it. Also, I read on this thread that it is not recommended for first-timers, like me. I was considering taking the GMAT simply to assess where I was. However, at around $200 a pop, it made me reconsider. I remember that some of the books to study for the GMAT have tests, but I would like to take a computer-based test, as this is how the GMAT is actually administered. Can someone recommend one, if such a test is available? Free, of course, is always better, but, if I have to pay, I would do it--as long as it's not $200!! Thank you all.
By the way, bb, this is a great resource you've provided. Thanks.