How much time does it take to prepare for the GRE physics exam?

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Max 45 days, it is a subject test and not very difficult.
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If your understanding of physics upto B.Sc. level is good, and you have been used to questions and problems from books like Resnick & Halliday or Berkeley Physics Course or Feynman's lectures, you just need 2 to 4 weeks to practise with sample GRE physics tests. Depending on the lack of above, it...
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If your understanding of physics upto B.Sc. level is good, and you have been used to questions and problems from books like Resnick & Halliday or Berkeley Physics Course or Feynman's lectures, you just need 2 to 4 weeks to practise with sample GRE physics tests. Depending on the lack of above, it could easily take at least 6 months or even a year, if you are targeting 95+ percentile. read less
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