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Each job page shows the official score threshold, source document, and FAQ. Currently tracking 119 verified MOS entries.
12B
Combat Engineer
15T
UH-60 Helicopter Repairer
25B
Information Technology Specialist
35F
Intelligence Analyst
42A
Human Resources Specialist
68W
Combat Medic Specialist
91B
Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic
92Y
Unit Supply Specialist
94E
Radio Equipment Repairer
11C
Indirect Fire Infantryman
12C
Bridge Crewmember
12D
Diver
12N
Horizontal Construction Engineer
12P
Prime Power Production Specialist
12R
Interior Electrician
12T
Technical Engineer
12W
Carpentry and Masonry Specialist
12Y
Geospatial Engineer
13B
Cannon Crewmember
13F
Joint Fire Support Specialist
13J
Fire Control Specialist
13M
MLRS/HIMARS Crewmember
13R
Field Artillery Firefinder Radar Operator
14E
Patriot Fire Control Enhanced Operator/Maintainer
14G
Air Defense Battle Management System Operator
14H
Air Defense Enhanced Early Warning Operator
14P
Air and Missile Defense Crewmember
14T
PATRIOT Launching Station Enhanced Operator/Maintainer
15B
Aircraft Powerplant Repairer
15D
Aircraft Powertrain Repairer
15E
Unmanned Aircraft Systems Repairer
15F
Aircraft Electrician
15G
Aircraft Structural Repairer
15H
Aircraft Pneudraulics Repairer
15N
Avionic Mechanic
15P
Aviation Operations Specialist
15Q
Air Traffic Control Operator
15R
AH-64 Attack Helicopter Repairer
15U
CH-47 Helicopter Repairer
15W
Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operator
17C
Cyber Operations Specialist
19D
Cavalry Scout
19K
M1 Armor Crewmember
25D
Cyber Network Defender
25E
Electromagnetic Spectrum Manager
25S
Satellite Communication Systems Operator-Maintainer
25U
Signal Support Systems Specialist
27D
Paralegal Specialist
31B
Military Police
31D
Criminal Investigation Special Agent
31E
Internment/Resettlement Specialist
31K
Military Working Dog Handler
35G
Geospatial Intelligence Imagery Analyst
35L
Counterintelligence Agent
35M
Human Intelligence Collector
35N
Signals Intelligence Analyst
35P
Cryptologic Linguist
35S
Signals Collector/Analyst
36B
Financial Management Technician
37F
Psychological Operations Specialist
38B
Civil Affairs Specialist
46S
Public Affairs Specialist
56M
Religious Affairs Specialist
68A
Biomedical Equipment Specialist
68C
Practical Nursing Specialist
68D
Operating Room Specialist
68E
Dental Specialist
68F
Physical Therapy Specialist
68G
Patient Administration Specialist
68H
Optical Laboratory Specialist
68J
Medical Logistics Specialist
68K
Medical Laboratory Specialist
68L
Occupational Therapy Specialist
68M
Nutrition Care Specialist
68P
Radiology Specialist
68Q
Pharmacy Specialist
68R
Veterinary Food Inspection Specialist
68S
Preventive Medicine Specialist
68T
Animal Care Specialist
68V
Respiratory Specialist
68X
Behavioral Health Specialist
74D
CBRN Specialist
88H
Cargo Specialist
88K
Watercraft Operator
88L
Watercraft Engineer
88M
Motor Transport Operator
88N
Transportation Management Coordinator
89A
Ammunition Stock Control and Accounting Specialist
89B
Ammunition Specialist
89D
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Specialist
91A
M1 Abrams Tank System Maintainer
91C
Utilities Equipment Repairer
91D
Power-Generation Equipment Repairer
91E
Allied Trades Specialist
91F
Small Arms/Artillery Repairer
91H
Track Vehicle Repairer
91J
Quartermaster and Chemical Equipment Repairer
91L
Construction Equipment Repairer
91M
Bradley Fighting Vehicle System Maintainer
91P
Artillery Mechanic
91S
Stryker Systems Maintainer
92A
Automated Logistical Specialist
92F
Petroleum Supply Specialist
92G
Culinary Specialist
92L
Petroleum Laboratory Specialist
92M
Mortuary Affairs Specialist
92R
Parachute Rigger
92S
Shower/Laundry and Clothing Repair Specialist
92W
Water Treatment Specialist
94A
Land Combat Electronic Missile System Repairer
94D
Air Traffic Control Equipment Repairer
94F
Computer/Detection Systems Repairer
94H
Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment Support Specialist
94M
Radar Repairer
94P
Multiple Launch Rocket System Repairer
94R
Avionic and Survivability Equipment Repairer
94S
PATRIOT System Repairer
94T
Avenger System Repairer
94Y
Integrated Family of Test Equipment Operator and Maintainer
What does an ASVAB score mean?
The ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) produces several types of scores, and each answers a different question. Understanding which score you are looking at is the first step to reading your report correctly.
AFQT percentile
The Armed Forces Qualification Test score is a percentile — not a percentage of correct answers. An AFQT of 65 means you scored higher than 65 percent of the reference group. The military uses AFQT to determine general enlistment eligibility, with each branch setting its own minimum. However, AFQT alone cannot determine which specific jobs you qualify for.
Army line scores (composite scores)
Line scores like GT (General Technical), ST (Skilled Technical), CO (Combat), CL (Clerical), EL (Electronics), and MM (Mechanical Maintenance) are calculated by combining specific ASVAB subtests. Each Army MOS requires specific line scores, and different jobs use different combinations. You cannot safely guess a line score from a practice test or AFQT — the actual composite calculation requires the official subtest breakdown.
Practice raw scores
A practice test counts your correct answers. This helps you find study topics, but it is not an official AFQT or line score estimate. Use practice results to guide preparation, not to predict qualification.
Read the full guide: What is a good ASVAB score? →
How we handle score verification
Every job requirement on this site is recorded from an official Army MOS specification document with a source URL and the date it was checked. Only requirements that have been verified against that document are published; records still being checked, or where official sources disagree, are held back and never appear on job pages or in the score checker. Every number you see can be traced back to its origin.
Read our methodology and source boundaries →
About ASVABScores
ASVABScores is an independent reference site for anyone preparing for or interpreting the ASVAB. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the Department of Defense, any military branch, or any recruiting command. Always confirm current requirements with an official recruiter before making decisions based on published thresholds.
More ways to use your scores
Use the score checker as a starting point, then explore deeper based on your question.
Frequently asked questions
What does my ASVAB score mean?
Your ASVAB report may contain several types of scores. The AFQT is a percentile comparing you to a reference group — it is not a percentage correct. Army line scores such as GT, ST, and CO combine specific subtests and are used for job qualification. Each type answers a different question and should be read separately.
What is a good ASVAB score?
A "good" score depends on your goal. An AFQT of 50 means scoring higher than 50 percent of the reference group. For specific jobs, the line score thresholds vary — some Army MOS require a GT of 100 or higher, while others need ST, CO, or MM scores. Check your target job's requirements rather than aiming for a single number.
Can I find my Army job from AFQT alone?
No. AFQT determines general enlistment eligibility but does not contain the line scores used for job matching. You need the specific composite scores (GT, ST, CO, CL, EL, MM, etc.) from your ASVAB report to compare against MOS requirements.
How does this site determine job matches?
We compare the line scores you enter against published minimum thresholds from official Army MOS specification documents. A match means the listed score threshold is met — it does not predict enlistment. If a required line score is missing from what you enter, that job shows as undetermined rather than a guess.
Are these score requirements current?
Each requirement includes a source document link and the date it was checked. Army requirements can change — always confirm the current requirement with your recruiter before relying on any published threshold.
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