Hi All,
While 'pencil-and-paper' materials can be generally useful during your GMAT studies, a paper practice Test is not a realistic way to properly train to face the Official GMAT. There are so many aspects to Test Day that you have to train for, and almost none of them occur when using a paper Test. If you're looking for a realistic score assessment and a way to build your Test Taking skills for Test Day, then you should plan to take FULL-LENGTH practice CATs (including the Essay and IR sections) under realistic and test-like conditions. Thankfully, there are plenty of those to choose from during your studies.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich