I agree with studying. I hate people say "you shouldn't have to study, it's common sense questions." I think everyone learns differently. There is nothing wrong with studying. Some people ace test without studying and some need to study.
The test only had "common sense questions" if you can't answer more difficult than that. The computerized version of the ASVAB is an adaptive test, meaning it gets more difficult the better you're doing. It also means it gets easier the worse you're doing. Specific sub categories vary from branch to branch, but your overall ASVAB score is a percentile score (1-99). I took the ASVAB last week and scored 98 (the auto/shop section dragged me down from a 99 😭). It honestly isn't a test you can study much for unless you're willing to study every possible concept the test can throw at you. Nevertheless I still strongly recommend studying, just don't expect studying to move your score from a 30 to an 80. Depending on how hard you study, it seems more realistic that it would increase scores somewhere in the ballpark of 15 points (as a reminder this is only my opinion based off of the contents of the test from when I took it).
I just graduated college a couple weeks ago with 48 credits. I am a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant. I'm 29 and a single mom considering joining the Military as a E3.
There are several factors in asvab trial exams. One place I discovered which succeeds in merging these: www.TestCheck. xyz it's the most helpful guide that I have ever heard of. look at all the interesting info
Had no idea that for 11b I needed Auto Shop Information and Mechanical comprehension. Was going to study only the 4 basics and general science. Grateful for this video 🙏
TIP: the first time you take it and fail you wait 30 days then if you fail again you wait 30 days again then if you fail again you wait 6 months then if you fail again after that you wait a year, all this is official, i took mine yesteday.
There are a few ideas for asvab practice exams Take a break Don't get too stressed about it Check out some trial questions online (I discovered these and why they work on Wilfs exam blueprint site )
I Got An 11 On The Asvab , I need to retake it , at the end of this month , I bought Kaplan Asvab prep , and a tutor I meet once a week , and study on my own , I hope I get a higher score , I heard if I pass I have to take the asvab 2x ? , pray for me 💪🏽🇺🇸🇺🇸
If you pass this next time you take the ASVAB, that's it! You won't need to take it another time. Only the last score of the ASVAB is retained. The new score will replace the old score. So make sure you study and practice doing those practice tests! It's really a matter of doing it over and over again. You get more familiar and comfortable with the material. You can do it! Good Luck!
Officer Candidate OCS I made a 16 on my test I really need help on my math part well basically everything I need a higher score because I really want to join the army
There are several components to how to pass the Asvab test. One plan I found that succeeds in merging these is the Wilfs exam blueprint (google it if you're interested) it's the most useful plan that I have ever heard of. look at the amazing info .
I post content weekly sharing my experience with the Air Force. I failed the ASVAB once but passed twice lol. If you shared your feedback that would be great!
hey I have a test in 3 days but I have been really busy with school because I am graduating this year and didn't really have time to study, also if i fail this test I have to wait 6 month, My dad is always pressuring me to take the test and I keep failing, If I fail this test I will disappoint everyone on my family. I really don't know what to do.
I can understand, I've been in a similar position. But don't worry! Relax. Breathe. That's the first thing. Do not over-psych yourself! The pressure from the family can be overwhelming. This test is the gateway to the military so it could seem daunting but it isn't. Take the test when YOU feel ready to take it. This is a career move for YOU. It's not anyone else's. Who's going to go to boot camp/basic training? Them or you? It is better that you take 3 weeks to study for it well and then take the test as opposed to taking the test, failing, waiting 6 months, and feeling like a failure because you disappointed your peers (which is ironic because they pushed you in that predicament). Go to your local public library and find an ASVAB prep test book. Study it, and take ALL of the exercises and practice tests that are in the book. That's what I did. All it takes is practice! Good Luck!
I take my asvab on next week on the 20th, im going to study till then hopefully this my last time I got to take it I want to be a marine so bad men....
Thank God I finally passed my ASVAB the EXAMS ON MY 5th attempt with the help of Mr DAVID, I used his preparation tips. just 3 days of working with him and I passed. I was referred to him by a friend before my exams. Please friends I recommend you to mr DAVID. The man has the key to getting your exam.
Hello!! How about someone that want to work in the health care what should I study and the score that I should focus on?? Do you have any tips for me? I'm studying to take the test within a month and I don't want less than 95 what should I do? I got a ASVAB book but the thing is I'm a auditive person I'm better listening then reading what should I do? Thanks!!
There are a few components to asvab trial exams. One resource I found which succeeds in merging these is the Kevins Exam Passer (check it out on google) definately the most useful blueprint that I've seen. Check out the awesome info .
There are a few factors in passing the Asvab exam. One resource I found which successfully combines these is the Wilfs Exam Blueprint (check it out on google) it's the most helpful plan that I have ever heard of. look at the amazing info .
What confuses me the most about the asvab are the other sections, I take my test tomorrow and I need a 87 in the combat section. My VE is fine it's just mechanical comprehension and auto & shop that idk much about
@@jeffbeatty133 well first I got a 66 but had to retake it since the picat was down and got a 54 fucking bs, still I'm good since I got a 100 on for CO
Saito Pujols I’m going to take the ASVAB the 21st and doing MEPS the 22nd. The first time I took it was in school about 6 months ago and passed with a 35. Keep in mind I didn’t know what was going to be on the test and I never studied for it. I want to get it up to a 50 at least
damn 92? nice! well your going as officer so you went to college before right?.. thats why you got so high its easier for you.. but if you graduate HS only and didnt took the asvab right away and wait months(like me) you will struggle so much :/ to get 50+ on the afqt
Yes I went to college. However the material on the ASVAB is from high school. You do not need to go to college to score high on the ASVAB. I studied before I took the test. I highly encourage everyone to study before taking the ASVAB! Good Luck
Alexis Linares I didn't study for the ASVAB at all and I scored a 75 the first and only time that I took the test. I'm a freshman in college and I'm also a math major. I don't encourage you to not study for the ASVAB like I did. You can always improve your ASVAB score unless you get a 99. My MOS is 94f and I'll go to MEPS soon.
ArtistUnknown im still struggling alot because i took it about 7 months after graduating HS...thats why they recommend it to take it during HS or right after graduation so that you dont forget the material..i did study but idk man i couldn't pass it i already took it 3 times:/
Im 26 with no plan for a future. I have no friends nor family. My dogs at her last couple years and i honestly dont know what im doing with myself other than taking care of a pup i really love. Im looking into joining the service, i need some structure and guidance towards a career. I need help big time. I live upstate Ny in an area meant for retired elders, theres no life up here. Joining the service is pretty much my only choice atm and honestly, i believe it'll do some good for me and help me move out of the states finally. Im just looking for some motivation. Im dead set on leaving after my pitbull goes just dont know where to start.
I'm a navy sea cadet and I plan on joining the navy (obviously) I'm an E-4 in sea cadets and I'm really good at PT and shit like that, the only thing that worries me is math and anything like that's not related to history or English, I'm sooper spooked but I have 2 more years to prepare myself, any advice? I'm really fucking dumb when it comes to anything SCHOOL lmao, I've been to Great Lakes for a 9 days boot camp and I passed with flying colors so I'm not worried about boot camp at all, it's The asvab that scares me, and I heard you have to get like a 50 to be in the navy. If I don't get high enough I'll probably join the army and go into artillery or infantry or something.
I don't get it because GT score shows the combined scores of your VE and AR scores which mine were 54 and 54 which equals 108 which is my actual GT but EL from the way it's shown on that website is the combined scores from GS, AR, MK and EL. My 4 scores combined equal to over 200 which is 90 points above the minimum. I'm not that smart. They calculate your line scores differently. I'm not sure how but they do.
I'm a bit confused as to how enlisting works, I'm considering joining because I have already completed a year of college but I can't afford to complete my degree, I'm receiving no financial aid and no one in my family has a stable enough credit score to co sign on a loan, I also have 20k of loan debt I accumulated for the one year of school... my goal is to attend medical school, I just can't get there financially, how would the military get me on the path I want to be on? My only other option to continue school is to pursue my education in a country with free tuition.
Yes. That is what I meant. I think they give you 2 blank sheets of paper. You can use the front and back of both sheets to do your math calculations. They never take away those 2 sheets of papers from you during the test. Once you're done with the ASVAB, they make you turn them in and they give you your ASVAB score.
So I'm at a community college right now. I have completed 57 units and am a transferable math away from transferring to a four year college. With that said if I wanted to apply for the Marines PLC program would I get the choice of the spit 6 weeks or because I would technically be a junior in college I would only have the 10 weeks option at OCS?
I got a 1.2 GPA in hs. I have no experience studying. When I study word knowledge would they use THOSE words I studied on the test? Or diffrent words? It's either I pass and get In or homeless
I'm scared for Meps, I'm 13 and I'm wanting to go marines. 5 years till then and I'm scared shitless. I'm wanting to get in shape and shit like that. Any tips?
Hi, I wasn't planning on making a video about MEPS but I'll keep that in mind. Thanks! Just as some pointers though... Don't do ANY drugs and don't drink ANY alcohol before going to MEPS. That would set the wrong image. This is a carreer move and they want you to be serious about it. They will take a urine sample and blood sample. Also, they will ask you about your medical past. They only want to know about the injuries that still have an impact on you and affect your physical perfomance.
I am planning on joining the Navy. I took a practice test at my local recruiting office & got a 18 (my first time taking it, I know it's very low). My MOS I want to be is a Corpsman. Do you have any tips or advice I should have in mind to follow by?
Go on the website I showed in the video and look for the Navy version of the ASVAB grades needed for each MOS. Find the line scores you need to become a corpsman and study only those subjects. Make sure to study though. Recruiters always tell applicants to just take the test without studying for it. They are not looking out for your best interest by doing that. They are only looking for you to get a qualifying score to enlist you as fast as possible. Good Luck!
Does anyone know If the real ASVAB test is the same for everyone ?? if you fail and you have to take it again is it the same test with the same questions ? I've been studying my butt off.... I take the test on December 20th.... crossing my fingers.. any advice would be very much appreciated :)
I took it today actually because in Ohio you’re required to take the asvab and after talking to some friends about some questions they had to have the same test in a different order
These scores are for all branches. However, if you're applying to be an officer, some branches such as the Navy and Airforce have a seperate test solely aimed for officer candidates.
Officer Candidate OCS Thank you and if I may ask is their a way for me to get the book without having to purchase it. My free simple on Google Book had just ended so it's only allow me to look up to page 30/40
I suggest that you find your local public library and find an ASVAB test prep book. That's what I did. I didn't buy any book, I only used the one from my public library (in the video).
I'm going to be making my military contract soon, but I need to know about my ASVAB score. I don't remember exactly how long ago I took the test, it was in school and mandatory, how long does the test score hold? Also, I believe I received a 59, what kind of options would I be left out of if I decided to carry on with just my 59?
To answer your question, you would need to know the grades of each subtest (depending on the year you took the ASVAB, you will have either a total of 10 or 11 subtests). Only 4 of those subtest grades make up your ASVAB score. The other subtests were not used to calculate your ASVAB but are needed to see if you qualify for specific MOS's. I would say that 59 is a good enough grade that will qualify you for a good amount of MOS's. If you have a specific MOS in mind, ask your recruiter to see if your ASVAB score qualifies you for that MOS (Or you can request the full list of subtest results so that you could see which MOS you qualify for). If it does, Good To GO! If it doesn't, you will have to take the ASVAB again. In the event that you have to take it over again, I recommend that you study for it! (Hopefully you wont have to!) Good Luck!
@Officer Candidate OCS Hey there the army recently lowered it's passing score to 21 for 2017 does that mean they also lowered the certain asvab score needed for an m.o.s.? and did you figure out what's the score needed for 68w ? i scored 23 on my practice asvab test and now that i am studying with the march2success website my recruiter gave me i did good with my english and figuring out how to do good on my math too and still didn't go by the science hub part and i am supposed to take my asvab test this coming monday, I hope i pass and be able to get a 68w mos :(
Yes. Having a high ASVAB score makes you more attractive to them. It does not necessarily guarantee that waivers will be approved but it gives your recruiter ammunition to fight for your case.
How are you doing just a quick question, I'm very bad at math and I am studying but how difficult is it to scor a decent grade if your not proficient at math??
Practice is your best friend. Start with simple exercises you feel comfortable with. The more you do it, the better you will get. It's all about getting comfortable with the material. Then add in some harder exercises and practice those. There's no secret to it really. Studying is a necessary evil. Good Luck!
I think that will help! It's a great idea! The best thing is really to do as many questions as possible. The more practice you get, the more familiar you will be with the test questions. You'll end up recognizing the math problem from a previous math problem you have already done and apply the same technique to solve it.
You can find the book online by using the ISBN number (located by the barcode on the back of the book. I showed the back of the book in the video purposely for this reason) Good Luck!
The best thing to do is practice doing multiplications and divisions by hand when doing practice math exercises. The more you practice those math exercises the faster you get. Eventually, you start recognizing what type of problem it is after having done similar ones and you'll have a better idea on how to solve it.
I recommend going to OCS. But talk to your recruiter now if you want to go as an officer because it takes much longer than enlisting (the next board is on June 1st 2017). It's a good idea to establish a good relationship with your recruiter early on. • You have to get a minimum of 3 letters of recommendation from past employers or professors (maximum 6 letters of recommendation) • Write a 1 page essay on "Why you want to be an officer?" • Take a full body professional picture (in a suit) and print an 8"x10" photo • Be submitted to the board and get selected. After that they give you your ship-off date. It is great leadership training and puts you in a position o f command. The other route is to enlist and not deal with any of the things listed above (but it's easier than you think to get all of the items above done). When you enlist with a bachelor's degree, you will automatically be promoted to the rank of E-4 ("Specialist" in the Army), which is the highest of the enlisted ranks. After 24 months of active duty service, you can drop a "Green to Gold" packet (OCS Packet) to apply for OCS. Your letters of recommendation will then come from all of your "higher-ups" who will recommend you to the OCS board selection team. At that point, you will become an officer with 2 years of experience which means higher pay than a new officer with no prior experience. This route improves your chances to become an officer but takes those 24 months of service first. On the other hand, if you go to the board from being a civilian and get selected, you will start at a higher pay (O-1 pay right off the bat as opposed to E-4 pay) and maybe be promotable to O-2 after 24 months of being an O-1. My personal recommendation depends on how old you are. If you are 25 years old or less, I would enlist and then drop a "Green to Gold" packet because you will gain valuable experience from being enlisted first. If you are over 25 years old, you have gained civilian workforce experience which could improve your chances at getting selected at the board. I hope this helps! Good Luck!
I appreciate the detailed replied. I'll be 24 in august and pretty much set on enlisting then going to ocs. I find your videos and comments extremely helpful so keep up it. Also, thank you for your service!
I do not know what MOS that would be so I wouldn't be able to tell you. I recommend that you look at the website I showed to find the MOS and the corresponding grades you need for each subtest. Good Luck!
You can find the book online by using the ISBN number (located by the barcode on the back of the book. I showed the back of the book in the video purposely for this reason) It worked well for me!
Do you literally have to know every word in the dictionary to pass the Word Knowledge? The Word Knowledge and Paragraph Comprehension are my worst subjects aside from Arithmetic Reasoning. I'm great in the Mathematics area. I've memorized the prefixes, suffixes and roots. Also I'm taking my ASVAB in June.
No, you do not need to know every word in the dictionary. If you practice the word knowledge section in an ASVAB prep test book, many of those words are one there. But there will be some that won't. It's a hit or miss. I memorized probably around 20 words I didn't know before taking the test. Learning the prefixes and suffixes is an excellent way to get an idea of what the word means! Good Job! WK is the section I spent the least amount of time on out of the 4 sections.
Officer Candidate OCS Haha, WOW. Out of all the subtests, PC and WK are my worst. I don't worry about the math because I usually score in the 50s. AR, I have a bit of trouble with.
not studying i got a 28 but when i did i got a 50 also use march2sucess and asvab for dummies its much better and as he said time urself with the time on the test
T'es français? I recommend that you go to your local public library and find an ASVAB prep test book and study it. It's no secret, if you want to do well on the test, you have to study. No one likes to study but it's necessary. Practice doing multiplications and divisions by hand for the math problems. Take the practice tests in the book and time yourself on it. It's ok to wait 1 month. Just make sure to use it well! This test is only once in your life. It will shape the next 4 years in your life so put in the work you think you are worth! Good Luck!
I\'m not sure but ,if anyone else trying to find out asvab online practice test try Debuncar Military Exam Aid (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my friend got great success with it.
I don't know if it changed since you made this video but I'm pretty sure that for someone with a ged they need to score a 65 or higher. Don't quote me on this. That's just what my recruiter said
I have a ged, my recruiter told me to score a 31 when I told him I don’t know if I can get a 50. He said that when I told him I want infantry. He was like “ don’t worry about the 50, just score a 31”
@@ceedotup Air Force is different from the rest. I’ve been in the air force since I posted that comment and all I needed was a 50 I was wrong. Even tho I scored well over it
@@garrettdrake6321 yea because google told me I have to get a 50 to join since I have a ged. But my recruiter told me otherwise. But I’m thinking maybe now as of 2021, not many young people like my self are wanting to join the military as much as other generations. So maybe the low amount of recruits, result in a lower Asvab score to pass.
![ASVAB Test - All You Need to Know [Including Score Guide!]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3s4EcZUkGDo/mqdefault.jpg)
![ASVAB Test - All You Need to Know [Including Score Guide!]](/img/tr.png)
![POLYCAT - ข้อความรูปยิ้ม [Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/lBhIgPGCgbI/mqdefault.jpg)
I agree with studying. I hate people say "you shouldn't have to study, it's common sense questions." I think everyone learns differently. There is nothing wrong with studying. Some people ace test without studying and some need to study.
I've been told of that and I failed badly...
I got a perfect score on my asvab test with this great resource here: www.ZootArmy. xyz
Want a perfect score for your asvab test? Then go here now to find out how - www.ArmyFire. xyz
The test only had "common sense questions" if you can't answer more difficult than that. The computerized version of the ASVAB is an adaptive test, meaning it gets more difficult the better you're doing. It also means it gets easier the worse you're doing.
Specific sub categories vary from branch to branch, but your overall ASVAB score is a percentile score (1-99).
I took the ASVAB last week and scored 98 (the auto/shop section dragged me down from a 99 😭). It honestly isn't a test you can study much for unless you're willing to study every possible concept the test can throw at you.
Nevertheless I still strongly recommend studying, just don't expect studying to move your score from a 30 to an 80. Depending on how hard you study, it seems more realistic that it would increase scores somewhere in the ballpark of 15 points (as a reminder this is only my opinion based off of the contents of the test from when I took it).
I just graduated college a couple weeks ago with 48 credits. I am a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant. I'm 29 and a single mom considering joining the Military as a E3.
There are several factors in asvab trial exams. One place I discovered which succeeds in merging these: www.TestCheck. xyz
it's the most helpful guide that I have ever heard of. look at all the interesting info
This is probably the best ASVAB break down video I've seen. Thanks.
Had no idea that for 11b I needed Auto Shop Information and Mechanical comprehension. Was going to study only the 4 basics and general science. Grateful for this video 🙏
TIP: the first time you take it and fail you wait 30 days then if you fail again you wait 30 days again then if you fail again you wait 6 months then if you fail again after that you wait a year, all this is official, i took mine yesteday.
I got a 94 on my asvab...leaving soon for BMT
Congratulations!
Withny Louis what did you us to study
Officer Candidate OCS thank you
Christopher Sixtos I started out with ASVAB for dummies by Rod Powers to cover the basics and I also use Barron's ASVAB book they both great.
Withny Louis where the question the same on the asvab when you took yours
I'm taking my asvab in 3 hours, If I can pass this test, then everyone watching this can too, good luck to everyone.
Julia Bardelli did you pass?
ElevatedMK yeah I ended up getting a 70- but my highest score was in electrical with a 78
Julia Bardelli excellent job I’m proud of you, I’m taking mines soon
ElevatedMK thank you and good luck!!!
Julia Bardelli wait, was the asvab easier than the practice?
Good video, sir. I'm taking the ASVAB in 2 weeks for Navy. I'm shooting for SWCC.
Thank you for your feedback. Awesome. Good Luck!
Thank you so much! This video really helped me understand what I needed to work on and how to approach the ASVAB. Again thank you so much!
Got a 94 and joined the Air Force!! I took it in HS 2 years ago and got a 72
Good Job! Congratulations!
Do you have to get high scores on every subject or is there certain areas they target
@@nukethagoat9713 certain areas. Edit: just the four sections determine your AFQT score.
There are a few ideas for asvab practice exams
Take a break
Don't get too stressed about it
Check out some trial questions online
(I discovered these and why they work on Wilfs exam blueprint site )
I Got An 11 On The Asvab , I need to retake it , at the end of this month , I bought Kaplan Asvab prep , and a tutor I meet once a week , and study on my own , I hope I get a higher score , I heard if I pass I have to take the asvab 2x ? , pray for me 💪🏽🇺🇸🇺🇸
If you pass this next time you take the ASVAB, that's it! You won't need to take it another time. Only the last score of the ASVAB is retained. The new score will replace the old score. So make sure you study and practice doing those practice tests! It's really a matter of doing it over and over again. You get more familiar and comfortable with the material. You can do it! Good Luck!
Asvab stories are making me really nervous. Really studying so pray for me also!
Thank You Brother , I Hope And I Know I Will Pass , The Kaplan Asvab Practice Book Is Doing It For Me 🙏🏽🙏🏽 ,
I made a 16 on my test I really need some help on the math part what should I study to past the asvab
Officer Candidate OCS I made a 16 on my test I really need help on my math part well basically everything I need a higher score because I really want to join the army
Very insightful. Helped me make a level headed decision. Thank you for the upload
wow great video and good ideas ,thanks for sharing .ASVAB Explained & Tips.
There are several components to how to pass the Asvab test. One plan I found that succeeds in merging these is the Wilfs exam blueprint (google it if you're interested) it's the most useful plan that I have ever heard of. look at the amazing info .
the MOS I want most is [31D] or something in communications.
Wanted to be a Detective or cop since I was a kid.
a guy can dream.
I post content weekly sharing my experience with the Air Force. I failed the ASVAB once but passed twice lol. If you shared your feedback that would be great!
Jon Means Digital how you did man? I just did mine and got a 21 😔
I was 1,000th sub! Great video man
Thanks for subscribing!
It changed now it's a 31 now for each branch my recruiters told me
I had a 61. My recruiter said it was good but I felt like I can do much better
hey I have a test in 3 days but I have been really busy with school because I am graduating this year and didn't really have time to study, also if i fail this test I have to wait 6 month, My dad is always pressuring me to take the test and I keep failing, If I fail this test I will disappoint everyone on my family. I really don't know what to do.
I can understand, I've been in a similar position. But don't worry! Relax. Breathe. That's the first thing. Do not over-psych yourself! The pressure from the family can be overwhelming. This test is the gateway to the military so it could seem daunting but it isn't. Take the test when YOU feel ready to take it. This is a career move for YOU. It's not anyone else's. Who's going to go to boot camp/basic training? Them or you? It is better that you take 3 weeks to study for it well and then take the test as opposed to taking the test, failing, waiting 6 months, and feeling like a failure because you disappointed your peers (which is ironic because they pushed you in that predicament). Go to your local public library and find an ASVAB prep test book. Study it, and take ALL of the exercises and practice tests that are in the book. That's what I did. All it takes is practice! Good Luck!
Thank you so much for the advice I will make sure that I am ready.
Hey I passed my asvab today!!!
WOW!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!! You must feel so relieved. I'm so happy for you! Good Job Man!
was there no science section for your test?
I've been studying biology, earth and space science and all that good stuff.
and mechanical comprehension.
Thank you for the great info
I take my asvab on next week on the 20th, im going to study till then hopefully this my last time I got to take it I want to be a marine so bad men....
Isiah Evans yo I feel you this will me my 2nd time taking the test. need a study buddy?
Study and practice as much as you can. It's all about getting comfortable with the material! Good Luck!
Isiah Evans So do I Good Luck
Officer Candidate OCS a bro is the asvab for dummies a good book
thank so much. You have really enlighten me on this.
Thank God I finally passed my ASVAB the EXAMS ON MY 5th attempt with the help of Mr DAVID, I used his preparation tips. just 3 days of working with him and I passed. I was referred to him by a friend before my exams. Please friends I recommend you to mr DAVID. The man has the key to getting your exam.
Hello!! How about someone that want to work in the health care what should I study and the score that I should focus on?? Do you have any tips for me? I'm studying to take the test within a month and I don't want less than 95 what should I do? I got a ASVAB book but the thing is I'm a auditive person I'm better listening then reading what should I do? Thanks!!
read
There are a few components to asvab trial exams. One resource I found which succeeds in merging these is the Kevins Exam Passer (check it out on google) definately the most useful blueprint that I've seen. Check out the awesome info .
There are a few factors in passing the Asvab exam. One resource I found which successfully combines these is the Wilfs Exam Blueprint (check it out on google) it's the most helpful plan that I have ever heard of. look at the amazing info .
Ya im fucked
I got a perfect score on my asvab test with this website here: www.ZootArmy. xyz
What confuses me the most about the asvab are the other sections, I take my test tomorrow and I need a 87 in the combat section. My VE is fine it's just mechanical comprehension and auto & shop that idk much about
how did you do?
@@jeffbeatty133 well first I got a 66 but had to retake it since the picat was down and got a 54 fucking bs, still I'm good since I got a 100 on for CO
Saito Pujols I’m going to take the ASVAB the 21st and doing MEPS the 22nd. The first time I took it was in school about 6 months ago and passed with a 35. Keep in mind I didn’t know what was going to be on the test and I never studied for it. I want to get it up to a 50 at least
damn 92? nice! well your going as officer so you went to college before right?.. thats why you got so high its easier for you.. but if you graduate HS only and didnt took the asvab right away and wait months(like me) you will struggle so much :/ to get 50+ on the afqt
Yes I went to college. However the material on the ASVAB is from high school. You do not need to go to college to score high on the ASVAB. I studied before I took the test. I highly encourage everyone to study before taking the ASVAB! Good Luck
I've been researching into asvab trial exams then we discovered an awesome resource at Wilfs exam blueprint (google it if you are interested)
Alexis Linares I didn't study for the ASVAB at all and I scored a 75 the first and only time that I took the test. I'm a freshman in college and I'm also a math major. I don't encourage you to not study for the ASVAB like I did. You can always improve your ASVAB score unless you get a 99. My MOS is 94f and I'll go to MEPS soon.
ArtistUnknown im still struggling alot because i took it about 7 months after graduating HS...thats why they recommend it to take it during HS or right after graduation so that you dont forget the material..i did study but idk man i couldn't pass it i already took it 3 times:/
Alexis Linares so what's your next move ?
Thanks for the vid 💪
Im 26 with no plan for a future. I have no friends nor family. My dogs at her last couple years and i honestly dont know what im doing with myself other than taking care of a pup i really love. Im looking into joining the service, i need some structure and guidance towards a career. I need help big time. I live upstate Ny in an area meant for retired elders, theres no life up here. Joining the service is pretty much my only choice atm and honestly, i believe it'll do some good for me and help me move out of the states finally. Im just looking for some motivation. Im dead set on leaving after my pitbull goes just dont know where to start.
God Slayer King Yamcha army
God Slayer King Yamcha do army
Army
hey man are you good?? checking up on you buddy!
@@Amir2Earth I hope he's ok
I needed this thank you sooo much
I'm a navy sea cadet and I plan on joining the navy (obviously) I'm an E-4 in sea cadets and I'm really good at PT and shit like that, the only thing that worries me is math and anything like that's not related to history or English, I'm sooper spooked but I have 2 more years to prepare myself, any advice? I'm really fucking dumb when it comes to anything SCHOOL lmao, I've been to Great Lakes for a 9 days boot camp and I passed with flying colors so I'm not worried about boot camp at all, it's The asvab that scares me, and I heard you have to get like a 50 to be in the navy. If I don't get high enough I'll probably join the army and go into artillery or infantry or something.
I got a 31 on the ASVAB, im studying trying to join the USMC. I'm trying to figure what MOS in Infantry are good? Any help?
Can you help my calculate my afqt because I'm getting a different score than what's printed on the paper
I don't get it because GT score shows the combined scores of your VE and AR scores which mine were 54 and 54 which equals 108 which is my actual GT but EL from the way it's shown on that website is the combined scores from GS, AR, MK and EL. My 4 scores combined equal to over 200 which is 90 points above the minimum. I'm not that smart. They calculate your line scores differently. I'm not sure how but they do.
Thank u Sir
I took the ASVAB this year (sophomore in high school) got a 95 AFQT just winging it
Isaac Cotterman don't wing it
Very helpful video thankyou.
I'm a bit confused as to how enlisting works, I'm considering joining because I have already completed a year of college but I can't afford to complete my degree, I'm receiving no financial aid and no one in my family has a stable enough credit score to co sign on a loan, I also have 20k of loan debt I accumulated for the one year of school... my goal is to attend medical school, I just can't get there financially, how would the military get me on the path I want to be on? My only other option to continue school is to pursue my education in a country with free tuition.
Thank you so much I need this
You said you have to do the calculations in your mind sometimes, I though that they give a piece of paper for calculations?
Idali Beltre Acevedo they do, but some things are so simple that you use your mind. He didn't mean that you have your paper taken away
Yes. That is what I meant. I think they give you 2 blank sheets of paper. You can use the front and back of both sheets to do your math calculations. They never take away those 2 sheets of papers from you during the test. Once you're done with the ASVAB, they make you turn them in and they give you your ASVAB score.
Officer Candidate OCS Thank you
Idali Beltre Acevedo tyyb
No. You cannot take any notes with you to the test.
What are good books for asvab .. I'm asking because I want to join the army or marines
Thanks for the video man!
You're welcome, Good Luck!
You're welcome!
So I'm at a community college right now. I have completed 57 units and am a transferable math away from transferring to a four year college. With that said if I wanted to apply for the Marines PLC program would I get the choice of the spit 6 weeks or because I would technically be a junior in college I would only have the 10 weeks option at OCS?
I got a 1.2 GPA in hs. I have no experience studying. When I study word knowledge would they use THOSE words I studied on the test? Or diffrent words? It's either I pass and get In or homeless
love you videos bud
I have spent months researching into asvab trial exams after which we found a fantastic website at Wilfs exam blueprint (check it out on google)
There is different kind of book for ASVAB which one do you Recommended ?
I'm scared for Meps, I'm 13 and I'm wanting to go marines. 5 years till then and I'm scared shitless. I'm wanting to get in shape and shit like that. Any tips?
I know for the Air Force they have a separate test for their officers but does the Marine Corps? Or do they do the ASVAB?
As far as I know they do, or at least the requirements are MUCH higher.
Can a soldier reserve become officer or officer reserve?
i want to join the navy and go to school for dentistry . what should i focus on?
I went to the recruiters for the air force, and they told me the minimum was 50, and I have a high school diploma
Amy Moore They lied to you lol. The minimum is like a 32
Amy Moore, scores change periodically.
Where do I find the site that shows the breakdown of subjects that show the final subject regarding MOS positions??
m.asvabtutor.com/blog/asvab-line-scores/
can you make a video abt meps and your experience .thank you for this video
Hi, I wasn't planning on making a video about MEPS but I'll keep that in mind. Thanks!
Just as some pointers though... Don't do ANY drugs and don't drink ANY alcohol before going to MEPS. That would set the wrong image. This is a carreer move and they want you to be serious about it. They will take a urine sample and blood sample.
Also, they will ask you about your medical past. They only want to know about the injuries that still have an impact on you and affect your physical perfomance.
Officer Candidate OCS thank you for your help
I am planning on joining the Navy. I took a practice test at my local recruiting office & got a 18 (my first time taking it, I know it's very low). My MOS I want to be is a Corpsman. Do you have any tips or advice I should have in mind to follow by?
Go on the website I showed in the video and look for the Navy version of the ASVAB grades needed for each MOS. Find the line scores you need to become a corpsman and study only those subjects. Make sure to study though. Recruiters always tell applicants to just take the test without studying for it. They are not looking out for your best interest by doing that. They are only looking for you to get a qualifying score to enlist you as fast as possible. Good Luck!
Brianna Guzman, did you ever join?
Does anyone know If the real ASVAB test is the same for everyone ?? if you fail and you have to take it again is it the same test with the same questions ? I've been studying my butt off.... I take the test on December 20th.... crossing my fingers.. any advice would be very much appreciated :)
I took it today actually because in Ohio you’re required to take the asvab and after talking to some friends about some questions they had to have the same test in a different order
The Darrin how was the test ?? was it pretty difficult ? I have a HUGE weakness in math !! :(
Yes, the real ASVAB is the same test for everyone. The only difference is that the questions are given in a different order.
Honestly I just want my foot in the door I can always worry about making it up while in there
Now do those certain scores for those certain fields only apply to the army or all branches
These scores are for all branches. However, if you're applying to be an officer, some branches such as the Navy and Airforce have a seperate test solely aimed for officer candidates.
Officer Candidate OCS Thank you and if I may ask is their a way for me to get the book without having to purchase it. My free simple on Google Book had just ended so it's only allow me to look up to page 30/40
I suggest that you find your local public library and find an ASVAB test prep book. That's what I did. I didn't buy any book, I only used the one from my public library (in the video).
I'm going to be making my military contract soon, but I need to know about my ASVAB score. I don't remember exactly how long ago I took the test, it was in school and mandatory, how long does the test score hold? Also, I believe I received a 59, what kind of options would I be left out of if I decided to carry on with just my 59?
To answer your question, you would need to know the grades of each subtest (depending on the year you took the ASVAB, you will have either a total of 10 or 11 subtests). Only 4 of those subtest grades make up your ASVAB score. The other subtests were not used to calculate your ASVAB but are needed to see if you qualify for specific MOS's. I would say that 59 is a good enough grade that will qualify you for a good amount of MOS's. If you have a specific MOS in mind, ask your recruiter to see if your ASVAB score qualifies you for that MOS (Or you can request the full list of subtest results so that you could see which MOS you qualify for). If it does, Good To GO! If it doesn't, you will have to take the ASVAB again. In the event that you have to take it over again, I recommend that you study for it! (Hopefully you wont have to!) Good Luck!
When do you take the test? After training or at the enlisting
I have a question, it is a obligation to take a pretest before the asvab ?
No. The practice ASVAB test is only optional to give you an idea of what the actual ASVAB is like.
How many times can you take the test?
@Officer Candidate OCS Hey there the army recently lowered it's passing score to 21 for 2017 does that mean they also lowered the certain asvab score needed for an m.o.s.? and did you figure out what's the score needed for 68w ? i scored 23 on my practice asvab test and now that i am studying with the march2success website my recruiter gave me i did good with my english and figuring out how to do good on my math too and still didn't go by the science hub part and i am supposed to take my asvab test this coming monday, I hope i pass and be able to get a 68w mos :(
if you score higher are they more likely to get you a waver? i got put on a 72 hr hold before and I need to do my best to get it waved
Yes. Having a high ASVAB score makes you more attractive to them. It does not necessarily guarantee that waivers will be approved but it gives your recruiter ammunition to fight for your case.
What is your MAGE scores?
My airforce recruiter said for the practice asvab it was a min 50. Did this change since 2017 or was I lied to lmao
If you do college ROTC you don't have to take the ASVAB
Geico very wrong
Does this cover every branch because I want to join the coast guard
Yes
How do you take the PICAT at home?
How are you doing just a quick question, I'm very bad at math and I am studying but how difficult is it to scor a decent grade if your not proficient at math??
Practice is your best friend. Start with simple exercises you feel comfortable with. The more you do it, the better you will get. It's all about getting comfortable with the material. Then add in some harder exercises and practice those. There's no secret to it really. Studying is a necessary evil. Good Luck!
If I take an online practice test, and write the right answers and study them, will I pass?
I think that will help! It's a great idea! The best thing is really to do as many questions as possible. The more practice you get, the more familiar you will be with the test questions. You'll end up recognizing the math problem from a previous math problem you have already done and apply the same technique to solve it.
Where can I buy this book? I really wanna be in the national guard but I'm not that smart
You can find the book online by using the ISBN number (located by the barcode on the back of the book. I showed the back of the book in the video purposely for this reason) Good Luck!
I take mines soon I need advice how to do really good on all math I have work study on them a lot .
The best thing to do is practice doing multiplications and divisions by hand when doing practice math exercises. The more you practice those math exercises the faster you get. Eventually, you start recognizing what type of problem it is after having done similar ones and you'll have a better idea on how to solve it.
i'll be graduating college in may. should i go towards ocs or enlistment?
I recommend going to OCS. But talk to your recruiter now if you want to go as an officer because it takes much longer than enlisting (the next board is on June 1st 2017). It's a good idea to establish a good relationship with your recruiter early on.
• You have to get a minimum of 3 letters of recommendation from past employers or professors (maximum 6 letters of recommendation)
• Write a 1 page essay on "Why you want to be an officer?"
• Take a full body professional picture (in a suit) and print an 8"x10" photo
• Be submitted to the board and get selected. After that they give you your ship-off date.
It is great leadership training and puts you in a position o f command.
The other route is to enlist and not deal with any of the things listed above (but it's easier than you think to get all of the items above done).
When you enlist with a bachelor's degree, you will automatically be promoted to the rank of E-4 ("Specialist" in the Army), which is the highest of the enlisted ranks.
After 24 months of active duty service, you can drop a "Green to Gold" packet (OCS Packet) to apply for OCS. Your letters of recommendation will then come from all of your "higher-ups" who will recommend you to the OCS board selection team. At that point, you will become an officer with 2 years of experience which means higher pay than a new officer with no prior experience.
This route improves your chances to become an officer but takes those 24 months of service first.
On the other hand, if you go to the board from being a civilian and get selected, you will start at a higher pay (O-1 pay right off the bat as opposed to E-4 pay) and maybe be promotable to O-2 after 24 months of being an O-1.
My personal recommendation depends on how old you are. If you are 25 years old or less, I would enlist and then drop a "Green to Gold" packet because you will gain valuable experience from being enlisted first. If you are over 25 years old, you have gained civilian workforce experience which could improve your chances at getting selected at the board.
I hope this helps!
Good Luck!
I appreciate the detailed replied. I'll be 24 in august and pretty much set on enlisting then going to ocs. I find your videos and comments extremely helpful so keep up it. Also, thank you for your service!
🤘🏼
I wanna join and work with animals ..what score do I need for that?? what do I need to study??
I do not know what MOS that would be so I wouldn't be able to tell you. I recommend that you look at the website I showed to find the MOS and the corresponding grades you need for each subtest. Good Luck!
Possibly looking into MP (MILITARY POLICE) as your Occfield & be a working dog handler? It's a GT=100 (General Technical) which is both VE+AR.
Hopefully I pass lol I hope this test isn’t as hard as people are saying
I failed hella quick lmao lol
What score do i need for infantry?
31 army 32 marines
Where can I find that book
You can find the book online by using the ISBN number (located by the barcode on the back of the book. I showed the back of the book in the video purposely for this reason) It worked well for me!
0:10 I saw that
Damn a 92....
Damn 50 on people with ged
My recruiter told me to just score a 31 for infantry, I have ged. He said this last week
Do you literally have to know every word in the dictionary to pass the Word Knowledge? The Word Knowledge and Paragraph Comprehension are my worst subjects aside from Arithmetic Reasoning. I'm great in the Mathematics area. I've memorized the prefixes, suffixes and roots. Also I'm taking my ASVAB in June.
No, you do not need to know every word in the dictionary. If you practice the word knowledge section in an ASVAB prep test book, many of those words are one there. But there will be some that won't. It's a hit or miss. I memorized probably around 20 words I didn't know before taking the test. Learning the prefixes and suffixes is an excellent way to get an idea of what the word means! Good Job! WK is the section I spent the least amount of time on out of the 4 sections.
Officer Candidate OCS Haha, WOW. Out of all the subtests, PC and WK are my worst. I don't worry about the math because I usually score in the 50s. AR, I have a bit of trouble with.
Officer Candidate OCS The job that I want is MP. (Military Police)
not studying i got a 28 but when i did i got a 50 also use march2sucess and asvab for dummies its much better and as he said time urself with the time on the test
I'm glad you improved your score! Good Job!
bro i want to go on it i my first time taking it i get a 6 i have to wait 1 month to retake it
T'es français? I recommend that you go to your local public library and find an ASVAB prep test book and study it. It's no secret, if you want to do well on the test, you have to study. No one likes to study but it's necessary. Practice doing multiplications and divisions by hand for the math problems. Take the practice tests in the book and time yourself on it. It's ok to wait 1 month. Just make sure to use it well!
This test is only once in your life. It will shape the next 4 years in your life so put in the work you think you are worth!
Good Luck!
I\'m not sure but ,if anyone else trying to find out asvab online practice test try Debuncar Military Exam Aid (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my friend got great success with it.
do yall know any practice exam sites ?
ASAP Guerras march2success is a good one, I use it everyday my recruiter told me to throw away the book I was using
awesome thanks great help. much love
Asvabpracticetests.com
I don't know if it changed since you made this video but I'm pretty sure that for someone with a ged they need to score a 65 or higher. Don't quote me on this. That's just what my recruiter said
garrett drake no the minimum with a GED is 50
sergei robinson I just checked it and all the branches are 50 except the air force. Theirs is 65
I have a ged, my recruiter told me to score a 31 when I told him I don’t know if I can get a 50. He said that when I told him I want infantry. He was like “ don’t worry about the 50, just score a 31”
@@ceedotup Air Force is different from the rest. I’ve been in the air force since I posted that comment and all I needed was a 50 I was wrong. Even tho I scored well over it
@@garrettdrake6321 yea because google told me I have to get a 50 to join since I have a ged. But my recruiter told me otherwise. But I’m thinking maybe now as of 2021, not many young people like my self are wanting to join the military as much as other generations. So maybe the low amount of recruits, result in a lower Asvab score to pass.
I have a practice one today
Xerø it’s different
Mann I wanna fIght for my state not take a test every fucking time
your*
I have spent months researching into asvab trial exams after which we found a fantastic website at Wilfs exam blueprint (check it out on google)