Can the Marines retake ASVAB?

Marines will not be retested earlier than six (6) months from the last AFCT/ASVAB test unless approved by CMC (MSAB) and will not be approved to retake the AFCT test until a minimum of 90 days have passed from the last retest date.

Can you retake ASVAB after enlistment?

Yes, you can retake the ASVAB test after enlistment. However, each service has different rules on how often or what stipulations need to be in place prior to retesting.

How do I retake my ASVAB?

When you’re sure that you’re ready, you can apply (through your recruiter) to take the ASVAB. After you take an initial ASVAB (taking the ASVAB in high school does count for retest purposes), you can retake the test after one month. After the first retest, you must again wait one month to test again.

Can the ASVAB be retaken?

The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) retest policy requires a one-month wait between administration of the initial ASVAB and a retest. To retake the ASVAB a second time, another one-month wait is required. For any additional retests, a six-month wait is required between retests.

How long are ASVAB scores good for in the Marines?

Image: marines.mil The score on an ASVAB test is good for two years. After two years your test results are no longer valid. If you retake the test within two years, the newest test results will be used for your score. Once you are enlisted your scores stay with you for the duration of your enlistment.

Can I retake the ASVAB test after enlistment?

Yes, you can retake the ASVAB test after enlistment. However, each service has different rules on how often or what stipulations need to be in place prior to retesting. Most branches require there to be a reason for retaking the test (new MOS, attempting to get into a enlisted-to-officer program, or reenlistment options).

What happens if you take the ASVAB twice?

After the retest, you must wait at least six months before taking the ASVAB again. When you retake the ASVAB, it’s not your highest score that counts, but rather the score on your latest test. If you score lower on the retest, that is the score that will be used for your military enlistment.

Can I retake the Air Force MOS test?

Most branches require there to be a reason for retaking the test (new MOS, attempting to get into a enlisted-to-officer program, or reenlistment options). Most branches also require appointments and signatures from your commanding officer.