Diff b/w advanced GRE and GRE physics?

[loggedon]

Hi all,
Am new to this forum..want to know these things...
1) How does GRE Phy differ from Adv GRE in physics?
2) Does GRE physics include english?
3) How does a person choose which of those to write ?
Please answer all...

Thanks a lot in Adv

[dlenmn]

The tests are very different. How about you go to Educational Testing Service's website and find out for yourself -- If you really don't know the answer to those questions then there's a lot of other information you need, and you'll find it there.

[Danksci]

another useful tip is to google things you don't know. google.com <--- go to this website type in gre and see what it says then go back to that website and type in physics gre then go back and type in advanced gre. If that doesnt work then I am sure delnmn will be more than happy to answer the rest of your questions.

I dont actually know answers to your questions off the top of my head but I will try.

1) same
2)GRE physics is IN english
3)If you want to go to grad school take both the general gre and the physics gre and write them both in english

I hope I helped

[quizivex]

phew, loggedon was lucky that grae313 didn't visit the forum today.

[dlenmn]

phew, loggedon was lucky that grae313 didn't visit the forum today.

Agreed, but the rest of us are not so lucky -- those are some entertaining posts. At least loggedon's post was written in passable English.

[blackcat007]

phew, loggedon was lucky that grae313 didn't visit the forum today.

hehe quite true otherwise she would again ridicule his "GOOGLE SKILL".

[a bucket]

phew, loggedon was lucky that grae313 didn't visit the forum today.

hehe quite true otherwise she would again ridicule his "GOOGLE SKILL".

I believe the correct term is "google-fu".

[VT]