Armed Forces of the Philippines Service Aptitude Test — a complete month-by-month study plan with subject-wise strategies and actionable tips.
AFPSAT's Perceptual / Spatial section catches takers off guard
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Common questions about preparing for this exam
Six to eight weeks is typical. AFPSAT is shorter than CSE or NAPOLCOM, but the Perceptual / Spatial section catches takers off guard. Drill spatial reasoning from day one.
AFP runs rolling weekly batches at recruitment offices — Luzon ARO holds it Mon, Tue, Sat; Mindanao ARO on Thursdays. Schedule and walk-in availability vary by region, so call your nearest ARO before turning up.
You can retake after a cooling-off period set by AFP. Use the time to drill the section that scored lowest — usually Perceptual / Spatial or Quantitative for first-timers.
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