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AFPSAT Reviewer, Exam Dates & Format

The AFPSAT is the written aptitude test for officer and enlisted applicants to the Philippine Army, Navy and Air Force. There's no national exam day: the testing office of the service you apply to gives you a slot.

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Next AFPSAT

Rolling

Rolling (no single national date)

There is no single national AFPSAT date. You register online, then the testing office of the service you're applying to (Army, Navy or Air Force) gives you an exam slot.

AFPSAT at a glance

Conducted by
Armed Forces of the Philippines
Mode
Pen-and-paper, per service testing office
Duration
Not published
Fee
No fee published; the AFPSAT portal described the service as free — confirm with the recruitment office
Passing rule
Not published — each major service sets its own cut-off

AFPSAT exam format

  • Verbal reasoning
  • Numerical reasoning
  • Logical reasoning
  • Spatial reasoning
  • General information

Question types: Multiple choice

The AFP doesn't publish the item count or a passing score. Retakes need approval, and the AFPSAT portal refers to a six-month wait before a retake.

Who can take it

Applicants to the Army, Navy or Air Force. Bring your TOR or Form 137, college diploma, PSA birth certificate, a valid ID and a 2x2 photo. Each service sets its own age, education and fitness rules.

Passing and admission

Passing rule
Not published — each major service sets its own cut-off

AFPSAT subjects

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the AFPSAT?

The AFPSAT is the Armed Forces of the Philippines Service Aptitude Test, conducted by Armed Forces of the Philippines. The AFPSAT is the written aptitude test for officer and enlisted applicants to the Philippine Army, Navy and Air Force. There's no national exam day: the testing office of the service you apply to gives you a slot.

When is the next AFPSAT?

There is no single national AFPSAT date. You register online, then the testing office of the service you're applying to (Army, Navy or Air Force) gives you an exam slot.

Who can take the AFPSAT?

Applicants to the Army, Navy or Air Force. Bring your TOR or Form 137, college diploma, PSA birth certificate, a valid ID and a 2x2 photo. Each service sets its own age, education and fitness rules.

Is there a passing score for the AFPSAT?

The AFP doesn't publish one; each major service (Army, Navy, Air Force) sets its own cut-off. PMA cadets don't enter through the AFPSAT — they take the PMA Entrance Examination.

Does Super Tutor have a AFPSAT reviewer?

Yes. Super Tutor's AFPSAT reviewer has chapter-by-chapter notes in 11 study formats (summaries, flashcards, cheat sheets and more), practice quizzes at three difficulty levels and an AI tutor for your questions. You can start free with a 5-day trial, no card needed.

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