Understand your AFQT
Use your Arithmetic Reasoning, Mathematics Knowledge, Word Knowledge and Paragraph Comprehension standard scores to explore your percentile and category.
Open the AFQT calculator →Start with the question you want to answer. Your AFQT percentile and your service line scores describe different parts of your results.
Use your Arithmetic Reasoning, Mathematics Knowledge, Word Knowledge and Paragraph Comprehension standard scores to explore your percentile and category.
Open the AFQT calculator →See how a service combines subtest scores for job eligibility. Have your full score report ready, then confirm requirements for the job you want with a recruiter.
Open the line-score calculator →These tools use subtest standard scores. Do not enter a practice percentage, your AFQT percentile, or a count of correct answers. The computer ASVAB is adaptive, so a fixed number-correct conversion cannot reproduce its scoring.
For example, an AFQT of 60 is a percentile relative to the reference group. It does not mean you answered 60% of the questions correctly. Read how the ASVAB score scales differ before entering values you are unsure about.
If you have not taken the exam yet, start with free guided practice. These calculators help you understand score relationships; your official report and service determine your eligibility.
Source: Department of Defense ASVAB score guidance. See each calculator for its formulas and source tables.