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Hi all, sorry if this thread already exists. I am just wondering if going through a University Physics text cover to cover and doing all of the exercises is a good way to prepare for the physics GRE? I know I should also do many practice tests of course.
I'm pretty worried about this test; I am nearly a straight A student in both math and physics and my knowledge of math makes a lot of advanced topics like QM, Q. field theory, etc make a lot of intuitive sense but somehow, basic physics problems can throw me off sometimes! I know it's weird. I certainly didn't care as much when I was taking rudimentary physics as I do now.
I'm pretty worried about this test; I am nearly a straight A student in both math and physics and my knowledge of math makes a lot of advanced topics like QM, Q. field theory, etc make a lot of intuitive sense but somehow, basic physics problems can throw me off sometimes! I know it's weird. I certainly didn't care as much when I was taking rudimentary physics as I do now.