if i fail the practice asvab tomorrow will it be the same when i take it again in like 3 months or when ever??

Question

thanks all.. i was asking if i did fail.. but pray for me when i do take it.. its my dream to be in the military.. (army)

Answer 1

You won't fail unless you are a person that doesn't test well. If that is the case and you fail, your recruiter and others will help you be more prepared for the next test. If you are sure you knew the answers to the questions, just talk to the recruiter and tell them what you know. If it's a confidence thing, they CAN help you! (My daughters friend had this trouble. She took the test 2 times. The Marines helped her and she is now doing a job she loves with the Marine Corp!)

Answer 2

If you do not buy an ASVAB study guide and practice, you will get the same result nearly every time. I am a Recruiter and I had a kid fail the test twice, then study for a few months and triple hgis score. The practive test is extremely accurate in projecting your actual score.

Here are some tips: you might do better on the paper test versus the computer test at MEPS. Don't spend too much time on a question you don't know the answer to. It is multiple guess, take aguess, you have a 25% chance of getting the right answer. Usually, you can eliminate two answers right off the bat, then if not sure, go with your first instinct, it is usually correct. Good Luck.

Answer 3

I have taken the practice and the actual ASVAB. They are similar but not exactly the same. You really have to be either lazy or not too bright to not do well on it. A lot of it is common sense. There are several books and study guides out there and if you're serious about the military I would suggest looking at some of them.

Answer 4

dUDE, if you got a high school diploma you can pass the flippin ASVAB! Don't even sweat out the word fail.

A guy that is in the same rate as me scored a 97 i got a 56 and we both got the same back breaking job.

Answer 5

The test has several different versions. Every time you take the test, you receive a different version. The questions are basically the same, but there will be variations.

Good luck on the test.

Answer 6

i believe there are multiple versions of the test, so you may not get the same test each time. same type of questions, but different questions.

ps i got all high scores in the 90's on mine, and they still made me a medic!

Answer 7

no because if you think you will fail this time, you can improve your grades by studying your butt off for the next one.

Answer 8

the ASVAB is easy!