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GMAC's Official Site - You can download for free one diagnostic test and two full-length tests (GMATPrep) after creating an account. We recommend you to do one test first before going through the Official Guides. This is because the GMATPrep CAT overlaps with the Official Guides to a certain extent. Before the real test date, do the second GMATPrep CAT to be more familiar with the exact font type and interface you will see on the test.

On this site you can register for the GMAT, purchase study materials and much more. If you've got general questions about the administration of the test, this should be the first place you go.
Peterson's - Offers a free downloadable program that includes a full-length practice test. It is non-adaptive but is probably worth taking nonetheless.
Kaplan - One of the most established names for test prep help. In addition to having a number of GMAT articles on-line, they also have sample questions and a free test.
Manhattan Review - Another site with a lot of free yet valuable advice on the GMAT, and most distinctively, MBA Admissions process. The best part is its InFocus newsletters distributed via email on a regular basis with a ton of insightful strategies. Also you can find GMAT and MBA insider reports and a decent GMAT vocabulary list on its site all for free.