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| ====Welcome!==== | ====Welcome!==== |
| Hi, This is a Physics GRE forum for UMN students who are studying for the Physics GRE. They are 4 physics gre tests currently out, which give you an idea what material is on there. The material is all things that you have seen before, but it is an extremely difficult test. Nonetheless, studying and adequate preparation increases your chances at getting a good score. On this forum, there is a section for each test, each with sections for each problem. So if you have difficulty with a specific problem, look under that the test in which that problem is in and find it. There is also a section for general questions about the gre and a section on questions about graduate schools. You can use a real, made up name, or no name at all in this forum. This is a wiki based forum, so the section below will help you out with this format(I stole this from Yuichi's Physics 4101 wiki). If no one has answered your question to a specific problem, you can post an alert on the General Questions board or look at [[http://grephysics.net/ans/]].//Good Luckkk!!! Schrodinger's Dog =)// | Hi, This is a Physics GRE forum for UMN students who are studying for the Physics GRE. They are 4 physics gre tests currently out, which give you an idea what material is on there. The material is all things that you have seen before, but it is an extremely difficult test. Nonetheless, studying and adequate preparation increases your chances at getting a good score. On this forum, there is a section for each test, each with sections for each problem. So if you have difficulty with a specific problem, look under that the test in which that problem is in and find it. There is also a section for general questions about the gre and a section on questions about graduate schools. You can use a real, made up name, or no name at all in this forum. This is a wiki based forum, so the section below will help you out with this format(I stole this from Yuichi's Physics 4101 wiki). If no one has answered your question to a specific problem, you can post an alert on the General Questions board or look at [[http://grephysics.net/ans/]]. Practice Material can be located on this link [[http://www.physics.ohio-state.edu/undergrad/ugs_gre.php]].//Good Luckkk!!!Schrodinger's Dog =)// |
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| ====Discussion Pages=== | ====Discussion Pages=== |
| [[groups:physgre:General Questions about the GRE|]] | [[groups:physgre:General Questions about the GRE|]] |
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| [[groups:physgre:Test 1|]] | [[groups:physgre: Test 1 |]](GR9277) |
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| [[groups:physgre:Test 2|]] | [[groups:physgre:Test 2 |]](GR8677) |
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| [[groups:physgre:Test 3|]] | [[groups:physgre:Test 3 |]](GR9677) |
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| [[groups:physgre:Test 4|]] | [[groups:physgre:Test 4 |]](GR0177) |
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| | If a problem is in red in one of the test sections, that means the page doesn't exist yet. All you need to do is create the page, by pressing create page and edit/save with this in it: |
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