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National Guard ASVAB Practice Test

The National Guard, which includes both the Army and Air units, handles diverse responsibilities from homeland security to overseas deployments. For those beginning their preparation, using a National Guard ASVAB practice test can be a practical first step. If you're planning to enlist in the National Guard, you'll first need to take the ASVAB test. This important test measures your strengths in different subjects to determine your eligibility and help match you with the right military job.

What’s covered in Easy Prep’s National Guard ASVAB Practice Test?

To help you succeed, Easy Prep’s National Guard ASVAB Practice Test offers a complete set of practice questions that cover all 9 subtests of the ASVAB, including:

  1. General Science (GS)
  2. Arithmetic Reasoning (AR)
  3. Word Knowledge (WK)
  4. Paragraph Comprehension (PC)
  5. Mathematics Knowledge (MK)
  6. Electronics Information (EI)
  7. Auto and Shop Information (AS)
  8. Mechanical Comprehension (MC)
  9. Assembling Objects (AO)

In addition to practicing all these subtests, you should pay special attention to the 4 key sections that make up your AFQT score (Armed Forces Qualification Test). This score is one of the most important factors used to determine whether you're eligible to enlist in the National Guard or any branch of the military. The 4 subtests that count toward your AFQT score are:

  • Arithmetic Reasoning (AR)
  • Word Knowledge (WK)
  • Paragraph Comprehension (PC)
  • Mathematics Knowledge (MK)

Understanding the importance of these 4 subtests, we’ve placed special emphasis on them in our practice tests, with focused question sets, targeted drills to help you master the skills that matter most. Our practice test is completely free and instantly accessible, no sign-up, no hassle. Just start practicing to build your skills and boost your confidence. Once you complete the Easy Prep’s National Guard ASVAB Practice Test, you’ll immediately receive detailed feedback to help you understand your performance and improve:

  • Overall score: See your total score as a percentage, showing whether you meet the 80% benchmark to "pass."
  • Answer review: See which questions you got right or wrong.
  • Detailed explanations: Learn from your mistakes with clear explanations for every question.
  • Unlimited retakes: You can retake the test anytime to track your progress and build confidence.

Want to explore the full ASVAB practice experience beyond the National Guard version?
Try our complete ASVAB Practice Test to prepare for all military branches and strengthen your AFQT score across the board.

FAQs

1. How many questions are in the National Guard ASVAB practice test?

Our National Guard ASVAB practice test includes 135 questions that cover all 9 subtests of the ASVAB, providing comprehensive preparation to help you succeed.

2. Is this National Guard ASVAB practice test similar to the real one?

Our National Guard ASVAB practice test is designed to closely reflect the real ASVAB in both content and format. The questions are modeled after actual exam topics and difficulty levels, helping you become familiar with the types of questions you'll face and build confidence for test day. While our questions are similar in style and subject matter, they are not taken from the actual ASVAB. The real exam is confidential, so none of our questions will appear on the official test.

3. How should I practice for the ASVAB National Guard?

To prepare effectively for the National Guard ASVAB, start by focusing on the four main subtests that make up your AFQT score: Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), Word Knowledge (WK), Paragraph Comprehension (PC), and Mathematics Knowledge (MK). These sections are critical because they directly determine your eligibility to enlist. Use the full-length ASVAB Practice Test to get familiar with the test format, timing, and the types of questions you’ll encounter. This will help reduce anxiety and improve your test-day performance. After each practice test, don’t just look at your score; carefully review each question, especially the ones you got wrong. Study the detailed explanations to understand the reasoning behind the correct answers. Then, retake the test regularly to track your progress and focus on the areas that still need improvement.