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Has anyone found the GMAT Paper Tests useful or does it have the same questions as the OG?
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The GMAT paper tests are from ETS and I found them to be more coherent to the actual GMAT than any other tests .. I scored 640, 670 , 690 in 3 tests that I took and ended up 670 on my 2nd attempt .. let's c whr I land up now
I don't think they're worth doing. Aside from the fact that many of the questions are in the OG, you need to practice from ADAPTIVE tests. The CATs, not paper tests. You need to build up endurance and your comfort level on the computer.
If you've already done the GMATprep tests, then do the Princeton Review tests. In my experience, they are the next best thing to official tests.