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Google the words "test prep" to understand what people are talking about when they use the phrase. It is a pretty specific way of studying that is different from general hard work and study. You'll note from your Google search that it is focused on specific standardized tests.

You could use the phrase "test prep" in a broader fashion if you choose, but the average person will think of the type of items that show up when you google the term. When people ask for recommendations for test prep on here, they are usually asking for the type that focuses on learning about the types of questions and the formats of specific tests. They want to know how to get a high score on a test.

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I did, mostly I got pages and pages of advertisement for test prep courses including:

BenchPrep
Club Z! In-Home Tutoring Services
College Board
C2 Education
Grockit
Knewton
Kaplan, Inc.
Manhattan Review
The Princeton Review
Revolution prep
StudyPoint
Sylvan Learning

Seems like an accepted, well practiced, mainstream program. At least on google, if not DCUM.

It's certainly a big business.
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