The ASVAB consists of 9 timed subtests. These include Arithmetic Reasoning (solving word problems), Mathematics Knowledge (algebra and geometry), Word Knowledge (understanding word meanings and synonyms), and Paragraph Comprehension (reading and interpreting written material). These four make up the most critical part of the test: the AFQT score, which determines enlistment eligibility. The other five sections test General Science (biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science), Electronics Information (electrical systems and circuits), Auto and Shop Information (mechanical repair and tools), Mechanical Comprehension (understanding physical and mechanical principles), and Assembling Objects (visualizing how parts fit together). The computerized ASVAB (CAT-ASVAB) is adaptive, meaning questions become easier or harder based on your previous answers. The entire exam takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours to complete.

Each student begins with a diagnostic assessment to identify strengths and focus areas. Based on results, we create a personalized plan with targeted instruction and additional resources for weaker subjects. Students preparing for specific jobs receive tailored coaching related to those MOS/AFSC test priorities.