Study for the ASVAB score that gets you in.
Free guides for all nine subtests, a plan built around your test date, and practice that works the way the real test does. Focus on the four AFQT subtests first — they decide whether you can enlist.
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The four subtests that get you in
Your AFQT is a 1–99 percentile built from just four subtests. Master these and your enlistment score takes care of itself.
Arithmetic Reasoning AFQT
Word problems and everyday math reasoning. The single biggest lever on your AFQT.
Study guide →Mathematics Knowledge AFQT
Algebra, geometry, and math concepts — the rules behind the reasoning.
Study guide →Word Knowledge AFQT
Vocabulary and synonyms. Half of your Verbal Expression score.
Study guide →Paragraph Comprehension AFQT
Reading passages for meaning. The other half of Verbal Expression.
Study guide →Study all nine subtests
The AFQT four decide eligibility; the rest shape the line scores that qualify you for specific jobs.
Math word problems and reasoning.
Algebra, geometry, and concepts.
Vocabulary and synonyms.
Reading for meaning.
Life, earth, and physical science.
Circuits, current, and components.
Automotive and shop tools/practice.
Forces, levers, and mechanics.
Spatial reasoning with shapes.
Practice on your phone, the way the test works.
- Adaptive practice, four ways: quick quiz, timed pacing, full diagnostic, review-missed
- Per-subtest mastery and a readiness score, so you know when you’re ready
- A study plan built around your test date and weak spots
- Careers explorer with real ASVAB line scores for every branch
Build a plan around your test date
Tell us when you test and where you’re weak — get a focused daily plan.
Practice the way the real test works
Try free interactive questions right here on the web — the AFQT four or any subtest — then get unlimited adaptive practice in the app.
Quick quiz
Ten mixed AFQT questions to warm up in a few minutes. Start →
Subject test
Drill one subtest at a time until it clicks. Choose one →
Timed practice
Build pacing under the clock, like test day. In the app.
Full diagnostic
All nine subtests, then a readiness estimate. In the app.
Free interactive questions here on the web, or get unlimited practice, timed drills, a diagnostic, and progress tracking in the app.
Know the score, then the job
How the AFQT and line scores turn into eligibility and careers.
ASVAB questions, answered
How many questions are on the ASVAB?
The number varies by version (computer vs. paper), but you’ll answer questions across all nine subtests. Only four of them — AR, MK, WK, and PC — make up your AFQT.
What’s a good ASVAB (AFQT) score?
The AFQT is a percentile from 1–99. Minimums to enlist vary by branch and your education level; higher scores open more jobs. See minimum scores by branch.
Which subtests should I study first?
Start with the AFQT four, since they set your eligibility. Then study the extra subtests that feed the line scores for the job you want.
Is this practice like the real ASVAB?
Our questions are original and written for study — we don’t use real ASVAB items — but they match the format and difficulty so your practice transfers.