• TOEFL: This official web site offer you all info necessary for your TOEFL including some sample test materials.
• GMAT: For info on GMAT and MBA in general.
• GRE: Graduate Record Examination web site offers info relevant to GRE and some sample tests.
• ETS: The test author (of the above standardized tests) web site

• TOEFL Tips: Test strategies and some free sample tests but for more materials you have to pay.
• Testmagic: Offering both TOEFL and GMAT test preparations.
• Kaplan: A well-known test tutor offers you online courses and some good study plan advice for both graduate and undergraduate students.
• Princeton Review: A very good test preparation author brings some good tips and a few free online tests.
• Testtutor: You’ll find GMAT and GRE test strategies and a number of test practices.
• www.testprephelp.com: With various free stuff, the site will teach you more, though some areas require a registration or are restricted to members.
• Financial Times: A really good resource for GMAT test takers.
• GetTOEFL: All you need for the latest version, a computer based test. You can try one full simulated test here before registering.

First of all, a ranking is a matter of subjectivity. Don’t rely too much on these publications while some say it’s business strategy to increase their sales. Each camp has its own methodology and assumptions in conducting a ranking survey, resulting in quite a significant outcome.

• US News: Quite an old and basically the very first publisher to see a business opportunity in education. It offers almost all of ranking fields.
• Businessweek: A niche but seems to play an increasing role for those seeking a place in b-schools. There is a very popular web board on b-schools. Most of the board participants are, according to the GMAT scores they claim, overachievers.
• Financial times: An English publisher with some emphasis on b-schools in Europe.

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