Is it possible to prepare for GRE Physics Subject test in 50 days and get good good score, if you haven't taken any physics major courses?

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You can plan after completing your B.Tech Final Year. It would take 25-30 days to complete your course for GRE.
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1 Month is enough while attending your training classes.
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