
04-08-2008, 07:47 PM
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ASVAB pre-test and actual test scores
Well i talked to my recruiter today and took the practice test, I scored 83. I'm wondering how much harder the actual test will be?
And what physical requirements do i have to pass to get in to Basic? My recruiter told me 1 mile 8:30, Sit ups and push ups aren't a problem. I have no prior service.
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04-08-2008, 07:48 PM
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Yeaaa sorry for the 3 threads it said they weren't posting :/.
I would appreciate it if you could delete the other 2 admin?
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04-08-2008, 09:21 PM
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I would say the pre-test is pretty close to the difficulty of the actal test. I remember scoring around a 71 and scored the same thing on the real test.
The physical requirements to get into basic varies based on your age, but if you're anywhere from 18-23 expect to do an 8:30 mile, 13 pushups in 1 minute, and 17 situps in one minute. Just google "army PFT" and I'm sure you'll find the actual document with the age groups.
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04-09-2008, 05:28 AM
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Yeaaa sorry for the 3 threads it said they weren't posting :/.
I would appreciate it if you could delete the other 2 admin?
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You can delete them yourself, go into Edit and "Delete Message" then click the delete button...
You seem to be in good shape to go.. 83 is a good score, just practice them using a practice book or online and you will do fine... 8.30mins for a mile seems like minimum entry, try for 2 miles in 14 minutes.. build yourself up to it...
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04-09-2008, 05:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Carpy
I would say the pre-test is pretty close to the difficulty of the actal test. I remember scoring around a 71 and scored the same thing on the real test.
The physical requirements to get into basic varies based on your age, but if you're anywhere from 18-23 expect to do an 8:30 mile, 13 pushups in 1 minute, and 17 situps in one minute. Just google "army PFT" and I'm sure you'll find the actual document with the age groups.
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Im 35 and can do 60 press ups in 1 minute.. I just tried it and did it now, If I was warmed up, Im sure I could do the same in sit ups.. I certainly good last week... lol... Point is, that dont aim for minimum entry, aim for your personal best... 
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04-10-2008, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Exo1
Im 35 and can do 60 press ups in 1 minute.. I just tried it and did it now, If I was warmed up, Im sure I could do the same in sit ups.. I certainly good last week... lol... Point is, that dont aim for minimum entry, aim for your personal best... 
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You're 35 & that's all you can do? That's only 1 every second.  But how many in 2 minutes??
I just tried it myself & was only able to squeeze out 57  ( Don't think I can do a whole lot more in 2 minutes). Of course I'm a few years shy of being twice your age. Clean living will do it every time.
Now I've got some work to do to play catch up.
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04-10-2008, 04:28 PM
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You're 35 & that's all you can do? That's only 1 every second.  But how many in 2 minutes??
I just tried it myself & was only able to squeeze out 57  ( Don't think I can do a whole lot more in 2 minutes). Of course I'm a few years shy of being twice your age. Clean living will do it every time.
Now I've got some work to do to play catch up.
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lol...... I know, it was on a bad day!!... man you should see me when I eat my Spinich... even Popeye runs for his life!!.. arggghhh!!...
My last fitness test in the Army I got 50 sit ups and 34 pressups in two one minute intervals and ran the two miles in 12 minutes 35 seconds... I got lazy near the end!!....  
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04-10-2008, 07:13 PM
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I got lazy near the end!!....  
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They should have had a pint waiting for you at the finish line. Had you known that you might have even set a record for the two mile!
Back in the day when I instructed land nav we buried a 6 pack of beer at the last checkpoint. Whoever was in the lead & had accurate coordinates it was theirs. There wasn't an e-tool within 2 miles so they had to dig it up with their bare hands.The Army put a stop to that however. (Spoilsports.)
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04-11-2008, 05:38 AM
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Originally Posted by MSG Glenn
They should have had a pint waiting for you at the finish line. Had you known that you might have even set a record for the two mile!
Back in the day when I instructed land nav we buried a 6 pack of beer at the last checkpoint. Whoever was in the lead & had accurate coordinates it was theirs. There wasn't an e-tool within 2 miles so they had to dig it up with their bare hands.The Army put a stop to that however. (Spoilsports.)
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lol..... if a six pack was at the finish line, I would have set an world record....
I had an advantage as I ran competitively for the Battalion ableit briefly... but always stayed in great shape... lol...
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04-24-2008, 09:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Waylander
Well i talked to my recruiter today and took the practice test, I scored 83. I'm wondering how much harder the actual test will be?
And what physical requirements do i have to pass to get in to Basic? My recruiter told me 1 mile 8:30, Sit ups and push ups aren't a problem. I have no prior service.
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I scored a 79 on my pre-test, and ended up with a 95 on the real thing. My recruiter told me that I should actually expect to do about 10-20 percent better, and he was right. As to the physical requirements, I don't know yet, lol. I just took the ASVAB, the rest is this weekend when I sign the papers. 
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