ASVAB Prep by ABC E-learning provides more than 1000 questions and practice tests based on the real ASVAB test format.
Vietnam - November 15, 2022 —
ASVAB stands for Armed Services Career Aptitude Battery, a multiple-choice test developed by the Department of Defense and used to assess the mental aptitude of people who want to enlist in the United States Army. ASVAB was established in 1968 and officially used by all military branches in 1976. In 2002, the test was revised to upgrade the difficulty and the content. Every year, ASVAB helps all the United States military branches find the best and most qualified candidates.
Candidates must meet some basic criteria to be enlisted.
- 18 years old or older or 17 years old with parental consent.
- A U.S. Citizen or have an INS I-151/I-551 Green Card (Legal Permanent Resident) or have valid documents that can enlist (the success probability is not guaranteed).
- Possession of a high school diploma is preferred. Possession of GED or attendance or undergrad certificates has lower priority.
- Physical standards, including height, weight and fitness meet.
- Medical standards meet. Applicants are required to take a military medical exam, which includes basic criteria and special criteria for mental health, physical limitations or deformities, sleep disorders, learning, psychiatric, or behavioral disorders.
- Candidates must participate in a screening process for alcoholic substance abuse and banned substance use.
- Not in criminal records cases.
The taking test place is The Military Entrance Processing Station (MEP) or a satellite Military Entrance Test (MET). If the candidate is far from the MEPs and METs locations, the candidate can take the test in Federal government buildings, armories, and reserve stations. Depending on the locations, the candidates may do the test in different formats, with a paper and pencil (P&P ASVAB) and a computer (CAT – ASVAB). The P&P ASVAB test has 225 questions while CAT – ASVAB has 145 questions, but the difficulty level of the CAT – ASVAB test questions is higher than that of the P&P ASVAB.
The Military ASVAB test consists of 9 topics created to measure test takers' academic skills and technical aptitude. There are 4 important topics, and the total scores determine the majority of the results, including:
- Arithmetic Reasoning: solve basic arithmetic word problems ability.
- Word Knowledge: knowledge of synonym words.
- Paragraph Comprehension: read and understand text information ability.
- Mathematics Knowledge: mathematical concepts and applications.
Five topic subsections play a role in determining a candidate's suitability for military career majors and enlistment bonuses, including:
- General Science: life science, earth and space science, and physical science.
- Electronics Information: knowledge of electrical current, circuits, devices, and electronic systems.
- Auto and Shop Information: automotive maintenance, repair, and wood and metal shop practices.
- Mechanical Comprehension: mechanical devices, structural support and materials properties.
- Assembling Objects: spatial relationships ability.
The military specialties are Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps and Navy. Depending on the occupational specialties, there is be different points. The score ranges from 0 to 100%. A high score is directly proportional to the opportunity to participate in the profession/job and receive good rewards.
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ASVAB Prep by ABC E-learning was established to support knowledge review and make the candidates' self-study process more specific and convenient. Doing many practice tests helps self-learners remember longer and know gaps in knowledge. Practicing tests according to the actual exam time frame helps learners reduce stress, anxiety and increase confidence.
ASVAB Prep by ABC E-learning encourages candidates/self-leaners to spend lots of time reviewing and practicing for the ASVAB test. Before moving on to new knowledge, learners need to be certain of previous knowledge and determine the new knowledge scope needs to be supplemented. Review the knowledge learned regularly according to a scientific plan.
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