Thanks for replying to my threads. Here is the background. This forum gave many insights for My son’s college journey.
He has reached a stage to explore Graduate Schools towards Astrophysics. His GPA 3.58+ with Physics Major, Astronomy Minor. He is preparing for GRE/PGRE.
He did attend General GRE coaching and working with The Princeton Review Cracking the GRE 2020 and Conquering the Physics GRE.
He was not able to find Prior year GRE test for recent years. We find only 1986, 1992, 1996, 2001 and 2008 on internet.
Are there places to go to get recent years Prior year GRE test for practice?
My oldest son is at Michigan, in his second year pursuing an Aerospace Engineering PhD. My middle son is starting next week at Georgia Tech pursuing a master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering. My youngest son is finishing up in Materials Engineering at Iowa State and says “phooey” to graduate school.
When you sign up/register for the GRE (which you can do several months in advance), you get access to a recent test created by ETS, which also has the same interface as the real thing. It’s a great way to prepare since it’s all first-hand knowledge. Try to stick to things created or endorsed by ETS in general.
One more thing that I didn’t know: you can take the GRE as many times as you want to and only report the best effort. This is unlike the SAT and ACT, where you have to report all scores when you send them to an institution. So you can take a real test under exam conditions for practice without reporting it.
In larger cities, the GRE is offered five days a week. However, the Physics GRE is only offered three times a year, August, September, and March.