I'm studying veterinary medicine, how should I prepare for GRE subject test?

Hey Rithu ,



Graduate schools prefer students who are already set on the field and probably not the ones unsure about what to do next . GRE test is one way to show that you are one of those . Apart from measuring the depth of your knowledge on your preferred subject it tests the analytical skills and Reasoning abilities too . You need to get prepared for verbal , quantitative and analytical Reasoning .

Being a student from veterinary medicine you must be having strong knowledge on biology , which is one of the subjects in the area . You can get the material online for the same too . Apart from that once you apply for the test ETS ( educational Test service ) will mail you the extra course of materials needed .



You must know in most of the graduate schools , decisions are made by individual departments separately . So say you did well at one portion of the subject , proving your skill but could not managed to stumble on other , this won't make you outperformed . Rather the skills you are expert at will get noticed giving you advantage .



Total time is 2 hours and 50 minutes . For every four questions you get wrong , you loose a correct one . Performing the subject test well will fetch all the attention their instead of your personal interviews or letter of recommendation . They see if the student stands succesful in the field he or she has opt for . And you can only justify the same by your scores .



1 . Start by taking practice test . This will give you a probable idea on the matter you are going to reveal .

2. Get a prep study booklet from a good publisher . Familiarise yourself to the content .

3 . Take to continuous practice test to test your skills and let you know on the fields you lag . Latter you can focus on those areas .

4 . You can get the study practice book in PDF format too .

• Note that GRE biochemistry and molecular biology test were terminated back in December 2016
• You give the test 3 times a year , September , October and April .

Moreover , GRE being one of the most coveted exam , needs pro level preparation and planning. You can Persue your career abroad in countries like Singapore , Canada and USA . Just a single entrance test that gives to ample of postgraduate options based on your field of reference .

Make sure to prepare from the ETS guides , they have a sync to the actual GRE test .

ETS even offers a comprehensive guide for clearing concepts too .



I hope the information has been helpful . For any further information feel free to ask .



All the best .

Thank you.