ASVAB Score Chart 2026

Look up any percentile from 1 to 99 and find its official AFQT category. The chart also explains what the percentile actually means.

The AFQT is a percentile

1to99

A 60 means you scored as well as or better than 60% of the reference group—not that you got 60% correct.

Official AFQT Percentile Categories

Your AFQT is a percentile from 1 to 99. It is not the percentage of questions you answered correctly.

Enter the percentile from your report, from 1 to 99.

Category IIIAAn AFQT of 50 falls in the 50–64 range. You scored as well as or better than 50% of the reference group.Check branch and job requirements separately.
Official AFQT reporting categories and percentile ranges
CategoryPercentile rangeWhat to remember
I93–99Official AFQT reporting category.
II65–92Official AFQT reporting category.
IIIA50–64Official AFQT reporting category.
IIIB31–49Official AFQT reporting category.
IVA21–30Official AFQT reporting category.
IVB16–20Official AFQT reporting category.
IVC10–15Official AFQT reporting category.
V1–9Official AFQT reporting category.
Example: An AFQT of 60 means you scored as well as or better than 60% of the national reference group; it does not mean 60% correct. Read the official explanation
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AFQT for Enlistment. Line Scores for Jobs.

AFQT Basic eligibility

Uses AR, MK, WK, and PC and is reported as a percentile from 1 to 99.

MOS / AFSC / Rating Job eligibility

Each service combines subtests into its own line scores or aptitude areas.

How to check military job score requirements →

Check Your Branch’s Score Requirements

An AFQT category, an enlistment minimum, and an average are different things. Check the current entry requirement, then the composites for the job you want.

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