9 subtests · 126 topics · free · no account
The ASVAB, start to finish
Understand what the test is, study the material subtest by subtest, and practice against real questions with an explanation written for every one.
1. Learn
Read a lesson
Each subtest is split into short topics. A lesson teaches one topic, and tells you what you can skip.
Pick a subtest2. Practice
Answer practice questions
Questions on one topic or a whole subtest. After each one you see the right answer and why.
Start practicing3. Test
Take a practice test
When you are ready, a timed test built like the real one, scored at the end.
See the practice tests
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Learn about the ASVAB
What the test is, how it is scored, and how to prepare for it.
What Is the ASVAB
The whole test in one page: nine subtests, how it is administered, and the two scores it produces.
How to Study
Where the points actually are, and a study plan sized to the time you have left.
AFQT Score
The score that decides whether you can enlist at all. It is a percentile, not a percentage.
Line Scores
MAGE: the four composites that decide which Air Force jobs are open to you.
Lessons by subtest
Nine subtests, each broken into short topics. Every topic has a lesson and practice questions.
Biology, earth science, chemistry and physics. Feeds the Electrical line score, and may feed Mechanical as well.
24 topics · 15 questions · 12 min
Word problems. Counts toward the AFQT and the General and Electrical line scores.
12 topics · 15 questions · 55 min
Word Knowledge
AFQTVocabulary. Half of Verbal Expression, which is double weighted in the AFQT.
8 topics · 15 questions · 9 min
Short passages. The other half of Verbal Expression, which is double weighted in the AFQT.
8 topics · 10 questions · 27 min
Algebra and geometry. Counts toward the AFQT and the Administrative and Electrical line scores.
21 topics · 15 questions · 31 min
Circuits, Ohm's law and components. Feeds the Electrical line score only.
15 topics · 15 questions · 10 min
Two subjects, one score. Feeds the Mechanical line score only.
17 topics · 20 questions · 13 min
Levers, pulleys and gears. Feeds the Mechanical line score. Reasonable even with zero hands-on background.
18 topics · 15 questions · 22 min
Spatial reasoning. Counts toward no AFQT and no Air Force line score - study it last.
3 topics · 15 questions · 18 min
Practice and test yourself
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Common questions
Is this ASVAB practice free?
Yes. Every guide, every practice question and every explanation is free, with no account and no login. Forever Wingman is paid for by advertising, not by charging recruits.
How many subtests does the ASVAB have?
Nine. Four of them - Arithmetic Reasoning, Mathematics Knowledge, Word Knowledge and Paragraph Comprehension - make up the AFQT score that decides whether you can enlist at all. The other five help set the line scores that decide which jobs you qualify for.
What score do I need to join the Air Force?
The Air Force requires a minimum AFQT of 31 for high school graduates and 50 for GED holders, and in practice competitive applicants score well above that. Your line scores, not your AFQT, decide which career fields are open to you.
Where should I start if I have never looked at the ASVAB?
Read what the test actually is, then work backward from the job you want rather than forward from the test. Which subtests matter depends entirely on which career field you are aiming at, and most people study the wrong ones.