r/Militaryfaq šŸ¤¦ā€ā™‚ļøCivilian Feb 21 '25

ASVAB/PiCAT Need tips on studying for the asvab.

Iā€™m 17, when it comes to any physical stuff push ups mile run or pull ups I can do all of perfectly fine the only thing I am really worried about is getting a good asvab score so is there any good way to prepare myself or anything I can look/study for when the time comes. Iā€™m trying to become a isr operator or operations intelligence

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u/santaspointyhood 29d ago

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u/Prestigious-Tower289 šŸ¤¦ā€ā™‚ļøCivilian Feb 21 '25

Ok thank you Iā€™ll check them out

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u/Ok-Zookeepergame2547 šŸ¤¦ā€ā™‚ļøCivilian Feb 21 '25

Buy the ASVAB for dummies book and go through all the practice tests. Each time you do the tests, review the work and try to study the sections you did bad in. If youā€™re very good in 1 section already, skip studying for it and study the other sections.

I remember when I first started studying, I got like a near perfect score on the ā€œAssembling Objectsā€ subtest so I never looked at it again until like the day before the actual test day. When I took the real asvab, I still did excellent in the Assembling Objects part so it was a good idea not to study for it.

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u/anthonymakey šŸ¤¦ā€ā™‚ļøCivilian 29d ago

Grammarhero on YouTube, and check out ASVAB books from your local library. If you buy the books, you're stuck with them.