Mathematics GRE subject test Prerequisites?

Question

I looked at the Mathematics GRE subject test's website and it says the material covered is 50 % Calculus, 25 % Algebra, 25 % Additional Topics. I have taken two semesters of real analysis, abstract algebra, linear algebra, and complex analysis as far as pure math. Is this enough for the mathematics GRE subject test (does anyone know from personal experience)? What I'm worried about is that I have not taken discrete mathematics/graph theory/combinatorics nor have I taken a topology course with Munkres. Do you think my course preparation is enough (assuming I review etc..)? Thank youl

Answer 1

Greetings! Yes, the GRE Mathematics Subject Area covers,

50% Calculus: Calculus 1, 2, and 3 (maybe some Advanced Calculus)

25% Algebra: Linear & Abstract Algebra (maybe Graph Theory)

25% Additional Topics: Real analysis, Complex Analysis

Discrete and Combinatorics will not be on the GRE Mathematics Subject Test. The courses you have taken will suffice for the GRE.

Hope this helps!