AFOQT Form T Test Format
No proper AFOQT prep can begin without a thorough understanding of the test format. The AFOQT Form T Test consists of 12 Subtests. You'll find corresponding Study Guides and Practice Tests for all Subtests save the 'Self-Description Inventory' portion here at AFOQTGuide.com.
The AFOQT Form T Test takes close to 5 hours to complete when factoring in time for instructions and breaks. Actual test time (i.e., time spent answering questions) is 3 hours 36 minutes.
Note: Pilot, CSO & ABM Columns Show Which Subtests Are Scored for Rated Career Fields
All Subtests
Pilot
CSO
ABM
Academic
Verbal
Quantitative
Each subtest below is linked to its corresponding study guide. Have a look to get a better idea of the types of questions you will encounter on test day:
Verbal Analogies
Arithmetic Reasoning
Word Knowledge
Math Knowledge
Reading Comprehension
Situational Judgement
Self-Description Inventory
Physical Science
Table Reading
Instrument Comprehension
Block Counting
Aviation Information
Note: the Physical Science, Self-Description Inventory, and Situational Judgement subtests are not included in any composite score. According to the official AFOQT Form T Pamphlet, these subtests are not factored into any of the composite scores. Said subtests are new to the Form T version of the test and the Air Force has not publicly indicated how/if/when data and/or scores will be utilized in the future.
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The subtests listed below are utilized to formulate the Pilot composite score.
The subtests listed below are utilized to formulate the CSO composite score.
The subtests listed below are utilized to formulate the ABM composite score.
The subtests listed below are utilized to formulate the Academic composite score.
The subtests listed below are utilized to formulate the Verbal composite score.
The subtests listed below are utilized to formulate the Quantitative composite score.
