Looking for GMAT Materials?
Not sure of the GMAT preparatory materials to use? I would like to provide links to the great resources that I used when I wrote my GMAT. If you come across any other helpful GMAT sites or would like to have a GMAT site listed here, please feel free to e-mail me. All the best in your GMAT test!
Free Practice Tests:
- GMAC’s Official Site - Although they don’t offer a free practice test, they do offer a handful of free on-line questions. They also have a “Question of the Day” section.
- Peterson’s - Offers a free downloadable program that includes a full-length practice test. It is non-adaptive but is probably worth taking nonetheless.
- Scoretop - This site provides great preparatory resources. You will also be able to learn from other people’s experience.
Links:
- The Official Home Page for the GMAT - On this page you can register for the GMAT, purchase study materials, sign up to take an official practice test and much more. If you’ve got general questions about the administration of the test, this should be the first place you go.
- Amazon - I have found Amazon.com to have the best combination of price, reliability and service. We recommend that you use them to purchase GMAT study materials. (If you haven’t already done so, be sure to check out my recommended books page.)
- Kaplan - One of the best websites for test prep help. In addition to having a number of GMAT articles on-line, they also have sample questions and a GMAT discussion board.
- The Princeton Review - Another site with a lot of great help. The best part of the Princeton Review’s site is a frequently-visited message board where you can post questions you might have about the test.
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