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How long is the ASVAB?

It depends on which version you take. More often than not, you’ll take the computer-adaptive version of the ASVAB at a Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS), and it takes approximately three hours and twenty minutes to complete. The CAT-ASVAB consists of the following subtests, number of questions, and time limits.

When and how can I take the ASVAB?

In general, the ASVAB is offered year-round. If you’re still in high school, you can contact your school’s guidance counselor, and he or she will help you register for an ASVAB test that will likely be given at your school. Otherwise, you can contact your local military recruiter, and if you’re eligible, they should initiate the process for you.

How many times can I take the ASVAB?

It depends, since ASVAB scores are valid for two years from the date you take the test. In light of that, the following restrictions apply: After each attempt on the ASVAB, you must wait at least 30 days before you can take it again; and After your third attempt, you will be required to wait six months between each attempt.

What are the minimum AFQT score requirements?

Air Force – To join the Air Force, you need minimum AFQT score of 36. If you have a high school equivalency degree but have not completed at least 15 hours college credit, you need a minimum ASVAB score of 65. Of all the branches, the Air Force is the most selective. Army – To join the Army, you need a minimum AFQT score of 31. If you have a high school equivalency degree , you need a minimum AFQT score of 50.

What jobs did I qualify for?

Since the military offers hundreds of different career paths, it would be nearly to impossible to give you a concise answer.