The AFP doesn't publish the AFPSAT pass mark, so aim high in every area — verbal, numerical, logical and spatial.
Chapter notes, flashcards, practice quizzes and an AI tutor for the Armed Forces of the Philippines Service Aptitude Test.
The AFP doesn't publish the AFPSAT breakdown, item count or passing score.
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Next AFPSAT
No single national date. You register online, then the testing office of the service you're applying to (Army, Navy or Air Force) gives you a slot. In 2026 the Army Testing Office in Cagayan de Oro, for example, runs officer-candidate batches on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday and candidate-soldier batches on Thursday.
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AFPSAT at a glance
Conducted by each AFP service's testing office. Every fact below links to the official source.
- Format
- The AFP doesn't publish the AFPSAT's item count, subtests or duration. It's the written aptitude test used to screen officer and enlisted applicants for the Army, Navy and Air Force.
- Passing rule
- Not published. Each major service sets its own cut-off.
- Who can take it
- Bring your TOR or Form 137, college diploma, PSA birth certificate, a valid ID and a 2x2 photo. Retakes need approval after a six-month probation period.
- Fee
- No fee is published; the AFPSAT portal described the service as free. Confirm with your recruitment office.
- How it's taken
- Pen and paper at the testing office of the service you apply to.
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The AFP doesn't publish the AFPSAT breakdown, item count or passing score.
What's in the AFPSAT reviewer
Every chapter, 11 ways
Summaries, study notes, flashcards, concept maps, cheat sheets and more for each AFPSAT chapter.
Quizzes at three levels
Practice quizzes at three difficulty levels for every chapter, with an explanation for each answer.
An AI tutor that explains
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How you'll study for the AFPSAT
Learn each chapter
Work through the AFPSAT syllabus one chapter at a time.
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- Study notes and concept maps
- Flashcards and memory anchors to keep it
Practice and ask
Test yourself as you go, and ask about anything you get wrong.
- Quizzes at three difficulty levels
- An explanation for every answer
- An AI tutor for follow-up questions
Check you're ready
Go back over your weakest chapters before exam day.
- Cheat sheets for fast revision
- Misconception busters for common traps
- Your quiz history to see what to redo
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You can start free with a 5-day trial, no card needed. After that, plans start from ₱249/month with auto-pay, cancel anytime (or ₱299 to pay once), or ₱1,999 for a full year, pay once. Pay with GCash or card. Each plan covers one exam.
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AFPSAT FAQs
Dates, format and the Super Tutor AFPSAT reviewer
When is the next AFPSAT?
No single national date. You register online, then the testing office of the service you're applying to (Army, Navy or Air Force) gives you a slot. In 2026 the Army Testing Office in Cagayan de Oro, for example, runs officer-candidate batches on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday and candidate-soldier batches on Thursday.
What's on the AFPSAT?
The AFP doesn't publish the AFPSAT's item count, subtests or duration. It's the written aptitude test used to screen officer and enlisted applicants for the Army, Navy and Air Force.
How do you pass the AFPSAT?
Not published. Each major service sets its own cut-off.
Who can take the AFPSAT, and what does it cost?
Bring your TOR or Form 137, college diploma, PSA birth certificate, a valid ID and a 2x2 photo. Retakes need approval after a six-month probation period. Fee: No fee is published; the AFPSAT portal described the service as free. Confirm with your recruitment office.
What does Super Tutor's AFPSAT reviewer include?
Every chapter comes in 11 study formats (summary, notes, flashcards, concept map, cheat sheet and more), with practice quizzes at three difficulty levels and an AI tutor that explains answers.
How much does the AFPSAT reviewer cost?
You can start free with a 5-day trial, no card needed. After that, plans start from ₱249/month with auto-pay, cancel anytime (or ₱299 to pay once), or ₱1,999 for a full year, pay once. Pay with GCash or card. Each plan covers one exam.
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