Master Your AFQT Score
The AFQT score from these four core subjects determines your military eligibility across all branches. Score 1-99 percentile to qualify for your desired career path.
Arithmetic Reasoning
Master word problems and practical math applications essential for military roles
Start Practice TestWord Knowledge
Build your vocabulary and synonym recognition skills for better communication
Start Practice TestParagraph Comprehension
Enhance reading comprehension to understand military procedures and manuals
Start Practice TestMathematics Knowledge
Strengthen algebra and geometry skills needed for technical military positions
Start Practice TestAdditional Test Subjects
These sections help determine your eligibility for specific military jobs
About the ASVAB Test
Who Takes the ASVAB Test?
The ASVAB test is taken by individuals interested in joining the US military. It may be taken by high school students in the 10th, 11th or 12th grade, or by someone who has earned a GED or higher degree. The score determines your suitability for enlistment and what military occupational specialties you qualify for.
Getting Your Best Score
To perform well on the ASVAB, take practice tests to familiarize yourself with the format. Focus your full attention on each question but avoid spending too much time on any single one. Earning a high score may give you more options when choosing a military specialty.
History of the ASVAB
The ASVAB was created in 1968 and by 1976, all branches of the military began using this test. In 2002, the test underwent revisions while maintaining its goal of gauging basic skills. Today, both computerized and written versions are available at schools and Military Entrance Processing Stations (MEPS).
Each branch of the United States armed services uses the ASVAB to enlist the best, most qualified candidates. Preparing for the ASVAB is an important step toward joining the US armed services.