Practice by subject and topic
Work a single subtest, or narrow it down to one topic such as ratios or synonyms. Sets are 10, 20 or 50 questions, timed or untimed, and every item shows the standard explanation as soon as you answer.
Independent ASVAB prep
Every practice question comes with the reason.
Original ASVAB questions for all ten subtests, timed mock exams that are graded on the server, and an explanation that also tells you why the wrong answers looked right.
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- Original questions
- 780
- Subtests covered
- 10
- Full mock schedule
- 197 min
- Items per full mock
- 135
- Cost today
- $0
What the app does
Six pieces, one loop
The loop that actually moves a score: answer, read why, collect the miss, re-drill it later, and watch the topic accuracy change. Everything below exists to make that loop short.
Timed CAT-style mock exams
Quick, AFQT core four, and full ten-subtest sessions that schedule each section with its own item count and clock. Answers are held on the server and graded when you submit, so a mock cannot leak its own answer key.
Explanations for every answer
Not just the right option: the reasoning that gets there, plus a note on why each distractor is plausible. That is the difference between finishing a question and learning from it.
Wrong-answer review and flashcards
Missed items collect into a wrong-answer book automatically and reappear later on a spaced schedule. Vocabulary, formulas and science facts also work as cards.
Study plans that reschedule
Pick a test date and how many minutes a day you actually have. The plan adapts when you miss a session instead of quietly falling behind you.
Progress you can read
Accuracy per subject and per topic, time spent, and which weak topics to work on next. Reported as practice performance - correct answers out of questions answered.
The AFQT
Four subtests decide eligibility
The ASVAB has ten subtests, but only four feed the AFQT - the score a service uses to decide whether you can enlist at all: Arithmetic Reasoning, Mathematics Knowledge, Word Knowledge and Paragraph Comprehension.
The AFQT is a percentile, not a percentage. An AFQT of 65 means the official score was at or above 65 percent of the reference group of test-takers - it does not mean 65 of 100 questions right, and no practice accuracy figure can be turned into one.
Your other six subtests do not affect eligibility, but they do drive the service component and line scores that decide which jobs you can fill. That is why studying only the AFQT four is a strategy that can leave you eligible for enlistment and ineligible for the rating you wanted.
AR
Arithmetic Reasoning
15 items in 55 minutes - about 220 seconds each. 120 free questions published on this site.
MKMathematics Knowledge
15 items in 31 minutes - about 124 seconds each. 120 free questions published on this site.
WKWord Knowledge
15 items in 9 minutes - about 36 seconds each. 100 free questions published on this site.
PCParagraph Comprehension
10 items in 27 minutes - about 162 seconds each. 80 free questions published on this site.
Timed sections
The pacing our mock exams schedule
Section order, item counts and clocks come from the same template the app and the API share, so what you practise is what a session will run.
| # | Subtest | Items | Minutes | Sec / item | Pace |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GS General Science | 15 | 12 | 48 | 48 seconds per item |
| 2 | AR Arithmetic Reasoning | 15 | 55 | 220 | 220 seconds per item |
| 3 | WK Word Knowledge | 15 | 9 | 36 | 36 seconds per item |
| 4 | PC Paragraph Comprehension | 10 | 27 | 162 | 162 seconds per item |
| 5 | MK Mathematics Knowledge | 15 | 31 | 124 | 124 seconds per item |
| 6 | EI Electronics Information | 15 | 10 | 40 | 40 seconds per item |
| 7 | AI Auto Information | 10 | 7 | 42 | 42 seconds per item |
| 8 | SI Shop Information | 10 | 6 | 36 | 36 seconds per item |
| 9 | MC Mechanical Comprehension | 15 | 22 | 88 | 88 seconds per item |
| 10 | AO Assembling Objects | 15 | 18 | 72 | 72 seconds per item |
| Whole test | 135 | 197 | 88 |
These are the item counts and time limits ASVAB Pilot schedules its own timed practice sections with. They are our practice template, not a reproduction of official test administration rules - confirm item counts, order and time limits against officialasvab.com before you rely on them.
All ten subtests
Pick a subtest
Each page explains what the section measures, the item types you will meet, topic-by-topic guidance, worked original examples with explanations, and the mistakes that cost the most points.
GS
General Science
15 items in 12 min. 80 free questions on this site.
ARAFQT
Arithmetic Reasoning
15 items in 55 min. 120 free questions on this site.
WKAFQT
Word Knowledge
15 items in 9 min. 100 free questions on this site.
PCAFQT
Paragraph Comprehension
10 items in 27 min. 80 free questions on this site.
MKAFQT
Mathematics Knowledge
15 items in 31 min. 120 free questions on this site.
EI
Electronics Information
15 items in 10 min. 60 free questions on this site.
AI
Auto Information
10 items in 7 min. 50 free questions on this site.
SI
Shop Information
10 items in 6 min. 50 free questions on this site.
MC
Mechanical Comprehension
15 items in 22 min. 60 free questions on this site.
AO
Assembling Objects
15 items in 18 min. 60 free questions on this site.
A taste of the bank
What an explanation looks like
This is a live item from the Arithmetic Reasoning set, rendered exactly as the app shows it after you answer. The wrong options are not filler - each one corresponds to a specific mistake, and the explanation names it.
A base motor pool has trucks and vans in a ratio of 3 to 2. If there are 18 trucks, how many vans are there?
Answer C
The ratio 3:2 means the 18 trucks represent 3 equal parts, so one part is 18 ÷ 3 = 6 vehicles. Vans make up 2 parts, so there are 2 × 6 = 12 vans.
Why the other choices are wrong
- A 27 vans - This reverses the ratio, computing 18 × 3/2 = 27.
- B 9 vans - This divides 18 by 2 instead of using the 3:2 ratio.
- D 6 vans - This is the size of one ratio part (18 ÷ 3), not the number of vans.
Question quality
Human-written, human-reviewed, and you can audit us
Every item in the bank is written for ASVAB Pilot with a source record, an editorial difficulty, and a review status. Nothing is scraped from a competitor and nothing is copied from the official test. Items are checked for a single defensible answer, correct units, natural English, and - where a figure is involved - uniqueness on a phone screen.
That is a process, not a promise that it is finished. 780 questions are published across 10 subtests today, and all ten subtests now have an authored bank.
If you find an error, we would genuinely like to know: mail support@asvabpilot.com with the question ID and what looks wrong, or use the form on the support page. Fixed items are versioned, so a correction never silently rewrites a report you already have.
How a question gets published
- Draft written to a topic and difficulty target, with a source note.
- Answer and explanation verified independently by a second pass.
- Distractor notes written for every wrong option.
- English, units and figure clarity checked on a phone screen.
- Published to a versioned pack; retired items stop being served.
- Feedback arrives, the item is re-verified, revised or retired.
Straight answers
Questions people actually ask
Is this the official ASVAB?
No. ASVAB Pilot is an independent practice product. The official ASVAB is administered by the Department of Defense at MEPS and Mobile Education Sites through the Military Entrance Processing Command. Nothing on this site is an official test, an official form, or a reproduced exam, and ASVAB Pilot is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Defense.
Do you give me an AFQT score?
No, and no responsible prep app can. The AFQT is a percentile derived from standard scores on four subtests, using official norms and equating. A practice session has none of that behind it, so we report correct answers, accuracy, time and per-topic breakdowns only. If you see a site converting a practice percentage into an AFQT number, treat that number as invented.
Are these real ASVAB questions?
No. Official ASVAB items are protected content, and copying them is both illegal and the reason some prep products disappear. Every question here was written for ASVAB Pilot to the same skill, item type and difficulty shape, and each one carries a source record and an editorial status in our question bank.
Does the app work offline?
Practice does. Question packs are versioned, downloaded to the device, and cached, so subject practice, wrong-answer review and explanations work with no connection. Timed mock exams are the exception: the server holds the answer key and grades the session, so a mock needs a connection to start and to submit. Session state is kept server-side too, so an interrupted mock can be resumed.
Do I need an account to use it?
No. You can start as a guest and everything is stored locally on your device. Signing in with an email code, Apple or Google creates an account and merges your local progress up to the server, so switching phones does not lose your history.
What data do you collect?
Your sign-in identity (email, or the Apple or Google identifier you use), a device identifier for guest sessions, and your answer events - which question, which option, how long you took. That is what powers the wrong-answer book and sync. There are no third-party advertising SDKs in the app, and we do not sell your data. Details are in the Privacy Policy.
How much does it cost?
Version one has no in-app purchases at all: every published subtest pack is free while we are building the library. A paid pass is planned later, and this page and the app will say so before anything is charged.
Which subtests are covered?
All ten of the computer-administered sections: General Science, Arithmetic Reasoning, Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, Mathematics Knowledge, Electronics Information, Auto Information, Shop Information, Mechanical Comprehension and Assembling Objects. The four that make up the AFQT are Arithmetic Reasoning, Knowledge, Word Knowledge and Paragraph Comprehension.
Should I study the AFQT four or everything?
Start with the four AFQT subtests, because those are what determine enlistment eligibility. Then add the subtests that feed the line scores for the jobs you actually want - electronics and mechanical sections matter far more for an engineering rating than for an administrative one. Your recruiter, not an app, is the authority on which line scores a job needs.
I found a wrong answer. What now?
Tell us. Every item has an ID you can quote, and corrections go to support@asvabpilot.com or through the form on the support page. Reported items are re-verified against their source, fixed and versioned, and the app stops serving a retired item as soon as it is pulled.
Practise the four that count, then the six that pick your job
Free original questions on this site, the full library and timed mocks in the app. ASVAB Pilot is independent - not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Defense.
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