ASVAB Sample Test

A sample practice test that covers sample questions for all 9 subtests of the ASVAB. Fill out the form to get started!

About The Practice Test

This practice test is comprised of 45 questions covering all 9 sections of the real ASVAB:

• General Science (GS)
• Arithmetic Reasoning (AR)
• World Knowledge (WK)
• Paragraph Comprehension (PC)
• Auto and Shop Information (AS)
• Mathematics Knowledge (MK)
• Mechanical Comprehension (MC)
• Electronics Information (EI)
• Assembling Objects (AO)

This test is designed to give you an in-depth look at the types of questions that will be included on the actual ASVAB so you can better prepare yourself.

FAQ

Q. What Jobs Do I Qualify for With My ASVAB Score?

A. Your ASVAB score determines which military jobs, or Military Occupational Specialties (MOS), you qualify for. Each branch has different score requirements for various roles. Higher scores typically qualify you for more specialized and technical positions.

Q. What Is Tested on the ASVAB?

A. The ASVAB tests a range of skills across several sections:

• General Science: Basic concepts in physical and biological sciences.
• Arithmetic Reasoning: Problem-solving skills using math.
• Word Knowledge: Vocabulary and understanding word meanings.
• Paragraph Comprehension: Ability to understand written information.
• Mathematics Knowledge: Fundamental math concepts.
• Mechanical Comprehension: Principles of mechanical devices and properties.
• Electronics Information: Basics of electrical devices and circuits.
• Assembling Objects: Spatial orientation and visualization skills.
• Auto and Shop Information: Knowledge of automotive maintenance and repair.

Q. Can You Use a Calculator on the ASVAB?

A. No, calculators are not allowed on the ASVAB. You will need to rely on your math skills and mental calculations during the test.

Q. How Many Questions Are on the ASVAB?

A. The ASVAB contains a total of 145 to 225 questions, depending on whether you take the computerized version (CAT-ASVAB) or the paper-and-pencil version. The number of questions varies across different sections.

Q. How Many Times Can You Take the ASVAB?

A. You can retake the ASVAB after a one-month waiting period. If you wish to take it a third time, you must wait another month. Subsequent retakes require a six-month waiting period between attempts.