Best GMAT Practice Exam Platforms?

Question

I have been using the Manhattan Prep GMAT practice tests and think they are extremely valuable, but I do not like that you must take the entire exam all at once because they take 3 hours to complete. Currently, I take a practice exam, review the questions I got incorrect and correct, complete practice questions on questions that I got wrong to sharpen my skills, and then take another practice exam.

My goal is to follow the same format above, however, only take a practice exam per section (quant/verbal) per day and then review and practice after the exam on that section.

Monday: Quant section practice exam, review incorrect/correct, and complete practice problems based on incorrect
Tuesday: Verbal section practice exam, review incorrect/correct, and complete practice problems based on incorrect
Wednesday: Quant...
Thursday: Verbal...
Friday/Saturday: Take full practice exam

Are there any platforms that anyone would recommend that allow you to take a quant section practice exam and a verbal section practice exam the following day? I love the timing aspect of these practice exams (pressure of completing questions on time) as well as the mix of questions each time. Willing to pay for these as well but have not found a platform similar to manhattan prep that would allow me to complete this strategy.

pintukr · Answer

You can attempt questions using Forum Quiz as wll.

All the Best.

GmatKnightTutor · Answer

You could try to pause a mock on the last question of a section (i.e. Verbal) and restart the following day if you do not wish to do a complete mock in a single sitting. One thing you may want to consider is how getting used to doing a 3-hour mock could be helpful.

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MartyMurray · Answer

The GMAT Club Tests have good Quant sectional tests. I'm not familiar with any that have Verbal sectional tests that are high quality. Your best bet may be to create your own somehow. For instance, you could sign up for the TTP trial and create custom Verbal tests using the custom test generator. Since the trial lasts for five days, you could at least create a few Verbal tests that way.

ScottTargetTestPrep · Answer

Hi wfinneran,

I can understand why you are trying to learn this way, but it's important that you do not forgo "learning" for the sake of practice. With that said, do you have a current GMAT score?

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