ASVAB Study GuideFree ASVAB Practice Tests
963 practice questions with answers and step-by-step explanations, organized into 90 short tests across 8 ASVAB subtests. Pick a subject below, or take a timed AFQT or full ASVAB practice exam.
Timed practice exams
Random questions every time, a running timer and a score breakdown by subject when you finish.
AFQT Practice Test
The four subtests that make up your AFQT score: AR, WK, PC and MK.
Full ASVAB Practice Test
Eight subtests in one sitting, from General Science to Mechanical Comprehension.
Quick 20-Question Quiz
Five questions from each AFQT subtest. Takes about 15 minutes.
Practice by subject
Each subject is split into short tests of 10–15 questions. Subtests marked AFQT count toward your AFQT score.
Arithmetic Reasoning
Math word problems: rates, percentages, ratios, interest and work.
AFQT WKWord Knowledge
Vocabulary: synonyms, antonyms and words in context.
AFQT PCParagraph Comprehension
Reading passages: main idea, details, inference and vocabulary.
AFQT MKMathematics Knowledge
High-school math: number operations, algebra and geometry.
GSGeneral Science
Life, physical, earth and space science.
EIElectronics Information
Electric current, circuits, components and units.
ASAuto & Shop Information
Automotive systems, maintenance, tools and fasteners.
MCMechanical Comprehension
Force, work, levers, pulleys, gears and fluids.
In the app AOAssembling Objects
Spatial reasoning: how parts fit together. Picture-based questions are available in the iPhone app.
How to use these practice tests
- Find your starting point. Take a timed AFQT practice test to see which of the four AFQT subtests needs the most work.
- Drill one subject at a time. Work through the short tests for your weakest subject and read every explanation, even for questions you got right.
- Review the math. Brush up on formulas and methods in the free ASVAB math lessons.
- Test again under time. Retake a timed exam with new questions and compare your score by subject.
About the ASVAB
The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is the test used to decide whether you qualify to enlist in the U.S. military and which jobs you are eligible for. Your AFQT score comes from four subtests: Arithmetic Reasoning, Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension and Mathematics Knowledge. It is reported as a percentile from 1 to 99. The remaining subtests feed the line scores that each branch uses to match you with jobs.
These practice questions are written to match the style and difficulty of the real test. They are not official ASVAB questions, and a practice score is not an official score.