GRE Test: Timing for General & Physics Exams

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Students typically take the General and Physics GREs during the semester before their final year, especially if they plan to apply for graduate programs starting in the fall. For example, those aiming for a Fall 2008 start would generally take the exams in November or December 2007, as this is often the latest acceptable timeframe. It’s also recommended to consult with an academic advisor for personalized guidance on timing and preparation.
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Hi all: I was wondering when students generally took the General and the Physics GREs?
 
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the semester before your last, like if you are going to apply say to start in Fall 2008, then most people would take it in november/december 2007, that's really the latest you can take it

talk to your advisor also
 

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