Free Gmat
I met a lot of sites that forums such as free, but not much activity, some fulll ad, but much less content. Some are as slow as a Tortoise and continues to expensive courses and memberships.
I joined a few groups in Orkut and Yahoo GMAT minded enthusiasts. Last week I heard about a website Scorechase, perfect for the GMAT preparation. This website is quite new and has an impressive content. In both Weaks has been taken past like hotcakes.
More members and the activity is obviously necessary. But what I really like this website is the participation of its staff. The availability of experts to help members out and answer your questions for the verbal and math practice questions. Its course is paid really cheap! Its only $ 6/mth and offer GMAT practice questions.
There are all areas of open discussion, where members can discuss their questions and concerns.
I recommend this site to anyone who is preparing for the GMAT.
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