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ASVAB Questions?

ASVAB

Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery

 Before you join the National Guard, you’ll need to take a standardized test called the ASVAB—Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery.

Every applicant has to take the ASVAB, so don't let it intimidate you (it’s not supposed to). It’s designed to help us determine your strengths, so we can find where you’ll fit best and be most likely to succeed.

The test measures your knowledge in eight areas:

  • General Science - Life, earth, space and physical sciences
  • Arithmetic Reasoning - Ability to solve basic math and word problems
  • Word Knowledge - Ability to grasp the meaning of words through synonyms
  • Paragraph Comprehension - Ability to understand written material
  • Mathematics - Math concepts and applications
  • Electronics - Electrical current, circuits, devices and electronic systems
  • Auto and Shop - Car maintenance and repair, and wood and metal shop
  • Mechanical - Principles of mechanical devices, structural support, properties of materials

The ASVAB is timed and takes about 3½ hours to complete. It’s a good idea to practice in advance, to get familiar with the process and to find any areas you might need to improve before you take the real exam.


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  • Understand the ASVAB
  • Know what it takes to get your dream job
  • Learn test-taking strategies
  • Take complete practice tests
  • Avoid common pitfalls
  • Brush up on your math skills
  • Access online resources with your computer, smartphone, or tablet

ASVAB Study Site

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ASVAB Study Guide (pdf)

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PiCAT

What is the PiCAT (Click image below)

What is the PiCAT (Click image below)

What is the PiCAT (Click image below)

 The PiCAT is identical to the ASVAB, with the exception that it is not proctored or timed. You take this test at home without supervision. *Video Credit: @TeamSwartz

Take the PiCAT (Click image below)

What is the PiCAT (Click image below)

What is the PiCAT (Click image below)

Link to PiCAT for Nevada Army National Guard Applicants to take at home an, alternative to ASVAB

*APPLICANT: YOU MUST USE MS EXPLORER OR GOOGLE CHROME TO TAKE THE TEST ONLY, NO OTHER BROWSERS ARE AUTHORIZED.


**YOU WILL NEED TO ENTER YOUR LAST NAME, THE LAST 4 OF YOUR SSN AND THE ACCESS CODE PROVIDED BY YOUR RECRUITER. IF YOU ARE UNSURE, CONTACT SFC Rob Diehl 775-350-9590. 

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Want more info about careers and benefits in the Nevada Army National Guard?

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