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Gurasees
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I am a Mechanical Engineering student. I have four months to prepare for physics GRE. How should I study for it? Which book is most preferred ?
Well i like to think a little deep. So sometimes i get stuck thinking about the basic concepts and i don't understand what's the problem with the verbal here?Vanadium 50 said:Your first question here was "Why ain't momentum conserved when external force acts on the system?"
That tells me two things:
I don't see how you will do well given the time available.
- You aren't ready for the Physics GRE.
- You aren't ready for the Verbal GRE.
Gurasees said:Well i like to think a little deep.
The Physics GRE is an exam that assesses a student's knowledge and understanding of physics at the undergraduate level. It is an important test for mechanical engineering students because it is often required for admission into graduate programs in physics or related fields.
As a mechanical engineering student, you should focus on topics such as mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, and quantum mechanics. These are the core areas of physics that are most relevant to mechanical engineering and are likely to be covered on the exam.
The amount of time you should dedicate to studying for the Physics GRE will vary depending on your familiarity with the material and your study habits. However, it is generally recommended to start studying at least 3-4 months before the exam and spend 1-2 hours each day reviewing material and practicing problems.
There are many study materials available for the Physics GRE, including books, online resources, and practice exams. Some popular options include the "Conquering the Physics GRE" book, the "GRE Physics Subject Test Crash Course" from Kaplan, and the practice tests from the Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Practice exams are an essential part of preparing for the Physics GRE. They not only help you familiarize yourself with the format and types of questions on the actual exam, but they also give you the opportunity to identify any areas where you may need additional review or practice. It is recommended to take multiple practice exams before the actual test.