Military Job Explorer

Browse jobs by branch and see exactly what ASVAB scores you need to qualify.

How Job Matching Works

Take a practice test, then visit your results page to see which jobs you'd qualify for based on your estimated line scores and AFQT percentile.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ASVAB score do I need to join the Army?

The minimum AFQT score to enlist in the Army is 31 for high school graduates and 50 for GED holders. However, most Army MOS jobs require specific line scores (GT, ST, EL, MM, etc.) in addition to the basic AFQT requirement.

What ASVAB score do I need to join the Navy?

The minimum AFQT score to enlist in the Navy is 35 for high school graduates. Navy ratings (jobs) have additional score requirements based on specific ASVAB subtests like AR (Arithmetic Reasoning), MK (Mathematics Knowledge), and EI (Electronics Information).

What are ASVAB line scores?

ASVAB line scores are composite scores calculated from combinations of individual ASVAB subtests. The Army uses line scores like GT (General Technical), ST (Skilled Technical), EL (Electronics), and MM (Mechanical Maintenance). Each military job (MOS, rating, or AFSC) requires minimum scores in specific composites.

What is an Army MOS?

MOS stands for Military Occupational Specialty. It is the code and title given to each Army and Marine Corps job. For example, 11B is the MOS for Infantryman, and 68W is Combat Medic Specialist. Each MOS has minimum ASVAB line score requirements.

What military jobs pay the most?

Military pay is based primarily on rank and years of service, not job specialty. However, jobs with special pays include Special Forces, aviation, nuclear field, and healthcare. These roles often require higher ASVAB scores and additional training.