GRE Physics

Test finally over ^^

Well I shouldn't 've used the word "finally", as I'm not too worry about this exam until Thursday evening. I'll probably get more than 900 out of 990, but how much exactly depends on my carefulness and luck.

I felt that this exam is kind of pointless though. There are 100 problems to do within the 170 minute limit. Once an exam becomes a test of quick-response, endurance (as in quantity of problems, not deepness) and carefulness, it's not anymore testing how good your (basic) physics is. We don't need to respond that quickly in actual research. The way of thinking should be more important. Maybe a decrease of problems and increase in depth would be better.