What Jobs Can I Get With My ASVAB Score? All Four Services

Pick your service and list every job you qualify for

Army

Enter your aptitude-area (line) scores as printed on the report.

152 of 191 with a published score

GT General TechnicalVE+AR
CL ClericalVE+AR+MK
CO CombatAR+CS+AS+MC
EL ElectronicsGS+AR+MK+EI
FA Field ArtilleryAR+CS+MK+MC
GM General MaintenanceGS+AS+MK+EI
MM Mechanical MaintenanceNO+AS+MC+EI
OF Operators & FoodVE+NO+AS+MC
SC Surveillance & CommunicationsVE+AR+AS+MC
ST Skilled TechnicalGS+VE+MK+MC

Source: DA Pam 611-21 (Smartbook), Military Occupational Classification and Structure, End of Fiscal Year 2025. Composite formulas: DA Pam 611-21, paragraph 9-5b(6)(a).

Army jobs by score

Navy

Enter your subtest standard scores (summed per rating) as printed on the report.

79 of 80 with a published score

Administration 1MK + VE
Administration 2CS + MK + VE
Specialized 1AR + VE
Specialized 2GS + MK + VE
Specialized 3AR + WK
Specialized 4AR + GS + MK + VE
Mechanical 1AR + AS + MC
Mechanical 2AO + AS + MK
Operations 1AR + AS + MK + VE
Operations 2AR + GS + 2MK
and 5 more composites on the qualifier page

Source: COMNAVCRUITCOMINST 1130.8S, Navy Recruiting Manual - Enlisted, 5 Aug 26. Composite formulas: officialasvab.com, Military Jobs (composite table).

Navy jobs by score

Air Force and Space Force

Enter your MAGE scores as printed on the report.

191 of 274 with a published score

M MechanicalAR + 2VE + MC + AS
A AdministrativeVE + MK
G GeneralVE + AR
E ElectronicAR + MK + EI + GS

Source: Department of the Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (DAFECD), 2026-04-30 edition, HQ AFPC/DP3DW, 2026-04-30. Composite formulas: ASVAB Testing Program, "Military Jobs" composite table (officialasvab.com).

Air Force and Space Force jobs by score

Marine Corps

Enter your composite scores as printed on the report.

195 of 490 with a published score

GT General TechnicalVE + AR + MC
MM MechanicalAR + MC + AS + EI
EL ElectricalAR + EI + GS + MK
CL ClericalVE + MK

Source: NAVMC 1200.1M, Military Occupational Specialties Manual (FY27 MOS Manual), chapter 3, NAVMC 1200.1M. Composite formulas: officialasvab.com, Military Jobs (composite table).

Marine Corps jobs by score

Why there is no single "type your subtests" box here

Each service scores the same test differently. The Navy adds subtest standard scores rating by rating. The Army prints ten aptitude-area scores that, in the ASVAB program’s own words, are computed as a non-integer weighted linear combination of all ASVAB subtests (GS, AR, WK, PC, MK, EI, AS, MC, and AO).; the Air Force’s MAGE scores are converted percentiles. Those conversions are not published, so a page that rebuilt them from subtests would be guessing. Each qualifier takes the composite exactly as your report prints it.

About this entitlement

What you need to know — straight from the regulation

Two scores, two decisions

The Armed Forces Qualification Test score is a percentile computed from four subtests, AR, MK, PC, WK. It decides whether a service will enlist you at all: 31 is the floor the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps all publish, with the Navy requiring a Tier 1 credential below 50 and the Marine Corps requiring 50 from an applicant with a GED or nontraditional diploma. The job you can train for is decided by the composite scores: each service combines subtests its own way and prints its own composites on the report, and each occupation lists the composite minimum it requires.

goarmy.com, Entrance Test (ASVAB) · COMNAVCRUITCOMINST 1130.8S, Navy Recruiting Manual - Enlisted, paragraph 020702 · Department of the Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (DAFECD) · marines.com, Requirements · officialasvab.com, Understanding ASVAB Scores

Where each service publishes the job minimums

Army: DA Pam 611-21 (Smartbook), Military Occupational Classification and Structure, End of Fiscal Year 2025, chapter 10C, 152 of 191 MOS and recruit codes with a qualifying aptitude-area score. Navy: COMNAVCRUITCOMINST 1130.8S, Navy Recruiting Manual - Enlisted, 5 Aug 26, 80 ratings and programs with their subtest-sum requirements. Air Force and Space Force: Department of the Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (DAFECD), 2026-04-30 edition, HQ AFPC/DP3DW, 2026-04-30 edition, 191 of 274 entries with a MAGE minimum. Marine Corps: NAVMC 1200.1M, Military Occupational Specialties Manual (FY27 MOS Manual), chapter 3, in force from 2026-10-01, 195 of 490 MOS with a composite standard. Each qualifier page reads its document directly and shows the printed figure next to every job.

The four classification documents named above, as carried by the per-service qualifier pages

Source & references

Primary source: DA Pam 611-21; COMNAVCRUITCOMINST 1130.8S; Department of the Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory; NAVMC 1200.1M; ASVAB Testing Program composite table and Understanding ASVAB Scores — view official publication
Regulatory reference: AFQT minimums as published by each service; composite formulas from the ASVAB Testing Program
Effective date: 2026 editions (Marine Corps FY27 manual in force October 1, 2026)
ASVAB Testing Program — Military Jobs: https://www.officialasvab.com/applicants/military-jobs/

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ASVAB scores and military jobs — frequently asked questions

What jobs can I get with my ASVAB score?

The jobs whose composite minimums your score report meets, in the service you are joining. The AFQT percentile only decides whether you can enlist: 31 is the published floor in the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps (the Navy requires a Tier 1 credential below 50; the Marine Corps requires 50 with a GED or nontraditional diploma). The job itself is decided by the composites: the Army's ten aptitude-area scores against DA Pam 611-21 chapter 10C, the Navy's subtest sums against the Navy Recruiting Manual, the Air Force's MAGE scores against the enlisted classification directory, and the Marine Corps' GT, MM, EL and CL against the MOS Manual. Each of the four qualifier pages on this site takes those scores as printed and lists every job you meet.

What AFQT score do I need to join?

31, in every service, per each service's own published requirement. Two services apply a higher bar to some applicants: the Navy requires applicants scoring under 50 to hold a Tier 1 education credential (a high school diploma), and the Marine Corps requires 50 or higher from an applicant with a GED or nontraditional diploma. The Army's Future Soldier Preparatory Course academic track takes applicants from 21 and offers retests. The AFQT is a percentile built from four subtests, Arithmetic Reasoning, Mathematics Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension and Word Knowledge.

Can I calculate my line scores from my subtest scores?

Not reliably, which is why each qualifier asks for the composites as printed on your report. The ASVAB program describes the Army's aptitude-area scores other than GT as non-integer weighted combinations of all nine subtests, and the Air Force's MAGE scores are converted percentiles; neither conversion is published. The Navy is the exception: its rating requirements are plain sums of subtest standard scores (for example AR + MK + EI + GS), so the Navy qualifier takes the subtests themselves.

Which composite does each service use?

Army: GT, CL, CO, EL, FA, GM, MM, OF, SC and ST (General Technical is VE + AR). Navy: fifteen named sums such as Administration 1 (MK + VE) and Technical 2 (AR + EI + GS + MK), with each rating listing its own alternatives. Air Force and Space Force: M (Mechanical), A (Administrative), G (General) and E (Electronic). Marine Corps: GT (VE + AR + MC), MM (AR + MC + AS + EI), EL (AR + EI + GS + MK) and CL (VE + MK). The formulas are the ASVAB Testing Program's composite table.

Where do the job minimums come from?

From each service's classification document, read directly: DA Pam 611-21 (Smartbook, end of FY2025) for the Army, COMNAVCRUITCOMINST 1130.8S of August 5, 2026 for the Navy, the Department of the Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory of April 30, 2026, and NAVMC 1200.1M, the FY27 Marine Corps MOS Manual in force from October 1, 2026. Each qualifier page shows the printed figure beside every job and links the page of the document it came from.

What Jobs Can I Get With My ASVAB Score?