Using our ASVAB calculator is incredibly simple and user-friendly. You don’t need to be a tech wizard or math expert to get accurate results. Here is a step-by-step guide to help you get started:
Begin by inputting your scores from each of the ASVAB subtests into the calculator.
Note: AO (Assembling Objects) and VE (Verbal Expression) can be left blank. If you took the ASVAB in the P&P version, AO will be set to zero. VE will be calculated for you automatically.
Once all your scores are entered, simply click the “Submit” button. The calculator will instantly generate your AFQT score and filter which branches you qualify to enlist.
Enter your score:
Disclaimer:
While our ASVAB calculator estimates the AFQT score for your potential eligibility, it does not guarantee the score you will obtain because the final score can vary depending on test location and question difficulty. It’s also important to note that the calculator does not guarantee that you meet the requirements to join any military branch because the minimum requirements can change over time. It is recommended that you speak with your recruiter for the best and most accurate information.
Do not hesitate to contact us or leave a comment if you have any questions or concerns regarding our calculator. We’re here to help you on your journey to pursue a successful military career.
Enter your scores, so our calculator can filter and provide your Marine line scores and Marine Occupational Specialties (MOS) you qualify for.
Besides the minimum AFQT enlist score of 31, the Marine Corps uses the line scores shown in the table below to determine your eligibility for job placement:
| Marine line scores | Subtest tests | Comutational forrmula |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanical Maintenance (MM) | Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), Auto & Shop Information (AS), Electronics Information (EI), and Mechanical Comprehension (MC) | AR + AS + EI + MC |
| General Technical (GT) | Verbal Expression (VE), Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), and Mechanical Comprehension (MC) | VE + AR + MC |
| Electronics (EL) | General Science (GS), Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), Mathematics Knowledge (MK), and Electronics Information (EI) | GS + AR + MK + EI |
| Clerical (CL) | Verbal Expression (VE) and Mathematics Knowledge (MK) | VE + MK |
To explore ASVAB score requirements for Marine MOS options and find a suitable job for your scores, check out our detailed post on Marine ASVAB scores.
Enter your scores so we can filter your Air Force line scores and suggest Air Force jobs that you qualify for.
In addition to the AFQT score requirement of 31, the Air Force line scores used for job qualification are MAGE (Mechanical, Administrative, General Technical, and Electronics), as the table below:
| Line score area | Line score area |
|---|---|
| M - mechanical | Combination of arithmetic reasoning (AR), two times verbal expression (WK plus PC), mechanical comprehension (MC), auto and shop Information (AS) |
| A - administrative | Combination of numerical operations (NO), coding speed (CS), and verbal expression (WK plus PC) |
| G - general | Combination of verbal expression (WK plus PC) and arithmetic reasoning (AR) |
| E - electrical | Combination of arithmetic reasoning (AR), mathematics knowledge (MK), electronics information (EI), and general science (GS) |
Each Air Force job, known as an Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC), has specific score requirements. To explore score requirements for available AFSCs, and find the best job that matches your scores, check our detailed post on Air Force ASVAB scores.
Enter your scores so we can filter your Army line scores and suggest Army jobs (MOS) that you qualify for.
The Army requires a minimum AFQT score of 31 and uses these line scores to qualify you for specific Military Occupational Specialties (MOS):
| Composite scores | Subtest tests | Comutational forrmula |
|---|---|---|
| Clerical (CL) | Verbal Expression (VE), Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), and Mathematics Knowledge (MK) | VE + AR + MK |
| Combat (CO) | Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), Coding Speed (CS), Auto & Shop Information (AS), and Mechanical Comprehension (MC) | AR + AS + MC |
| Electronics (EL) | General Science (GS), Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), Mathematics Knowledge (MK), and Electronics Information (EI) | GS + AR + MK + EI |
| Field Artillery (FA) | Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), Coding Speed (CS), Mathematics Knowledge (MK), and Mechanical Comprehension (MC) | AR + MK + MC |
| General Maintenance (GM) | General Science (GS), Auto & Shop Information (AS), Mathematics Knowledge (MK), and Electronics Information (EI) | GS + AS + MK + EI |
| General Technical (GT) | Verbal Expression (VE) and Arithmetic Reasoning (AR) | VE + AR |
| Mechanical Maintenance (MM) | Numerical Operations (NO), Auto & Shop Information (AS), Mechanical Comprehension (MC), and Electronics Information (EI) | AS + MC + EI |
| Operators and Food (OF) | Verbal Expression (VE), Numerical Operations (NO), Auto & Shop Information (AS), and Mechanical Comprehension (MC) | VE + AS + MC |
| Surveillance and Communications (SC) | Verbal Expression (VE), Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), Auto & Shop Information (AS), and Mechanical Comprehension (MC) | VE + AR + AS + MC |
| Skilled Technical (ST) | General Science (GS), Verbal Expression (VE), Mathematics Knowledge (MK), and Mechanical Comprehension (MC) | GS + VE + MK + MC |
To explore ASVAB score requirements for Army MOS options and find the best job that matches your scores, check our detailed post on Army ASVAB scores.
Enter your scores so we can filter your Navy line scores and suggest Navy jobs (ratings) that you qualify for.
In addition to the AFQT score requirement of at least 35, the line scores below are given to consider which job areas you may qualify for:
| Composite scores | Subtest tests | Comutational forrmula |
|---|---|---|
| Engineman (ENG) | Auto & Shop Information (AS) and Mathematics Knowledge (MK) | AS + MK |
| Administrative (ADM) | Mathematics Knowledge (MK) and Verbal Expression (VE) | MK + VE |
| General Technical (GT) | Arithmetic Reasoning (AR) and Verbal Expression (VE) | AR + VE |
| Mechanical Maintenance (MEC) | Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), Auto & Shop Information (AS), and Mechanical Comprehension (MC) | AR + AS + MC |
| Health (HM) | General Science (GS), Mathematics Knowledge (MK), and Verbal Expression (VE) | GS + MK + VE |
| Mechanical Maintenance 2 (MEC2) | Assembling Objects (AO), Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), and Mechanical Comprehension (MC) | AO + AR + MC |
| Electronics (EL) | Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), Electronics Information (EI), General Science (GS), and Mathematics Knowledge (MK) | AR + EI + GS + MK |
| Nuclear Field (NUC) | Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), Mechanical Comprehension (MC), Mathematics Knowledge (MK), and Verbal Expression (VE) | AR + MC + MK + VE |
| Engineering and Electronics (BEE) | Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), General Science (GS), and two times Mathematics Knowledge (MK) | AR + GS + 2MK |
| Operations (OPS) | Arithmetic Reasoning (AR) and Mathematics Knowledge (MK) | AR + MK |
To understand Navy score requirements and find your qualified positions, you can read our post on Navy ASVAB scores.
Enter your scores so we can filter your Coast Guard line scores and suggest Coast Guard jobs (ratings) that you qualify for.
Besides an AFQT score requirement of at least 36, the Coast Guard uses the same line scores as the Navy to decide qualification for specific ratings, including:
To learn more ASVAB scores for Coast Guard ratings and find your qualified positions, you can read our detailed post on Coast Guard ASVAB scores.
You have two main options for checking your ASVAB score: online and offline. Offline, you can get your score by contacting your recruiter, who will provide you with your results. Online, you can check your score through the official ASVAB website.
Your ASVAB score report presents your scores in a summary table. The first row displays your standard scores for each subtest. Following that, you will find your line (composite) scores, which are used to determine qualifications for specific military jobs. The final row shows your AFQT score, which is crucial for determining your eligibility for enlistment in various military branches.
The ASVAB score is calculated based on your performance in each subtest. Your standard score is computed from your total correct answer for each subtest and then compared with the national reference group. Your AFQT score is derived from a combination of four subtests: Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), Mathematics Knowledge (MK), Word Knowledge (WK), and Paragraph Comprehension (PC). Line scores for specific military jobs are calculated using combinations of specific subtests according to the branch requirements.
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