Studying for the GRE subject test: physics

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To prepare for the GRE Physics Subject Test, focus on understanding the test format and content areas, which include classical mechanics, electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, and thermodynamics. Recommended study materials include "The GRE Physics Test" book by the Educational Testing Service, and "Practice Problems in Physics" by David Morin. Utilizing online resources, such as the website physicsgre.com, can provide valuable insights and practice questions. Test-takers emphasize the importance of consistent practice with problem-solving and reviewing key concepts. Sharing personal experiences highlights the need for a solid grasp of undergraduate-level physics and effective time management during the exam.
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I am going to do the GRE subject test: physics, and I would like to know if any of you have some advises to study for this test, as well as books to use to prepare for this test.

Also if you have already done the test it would be helpful to know about your experience.
 
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