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Copies of Parts I and II from the three most recent years can be obtained in the Academic Programs, 4-315. In addition, copies of Parts I and II from previous years, and their solutions, are available online in PDF format. Additional resources and strategies for General Exam preparation are provided by Women in Physics and Physics REFS.

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