AFPSAT Practice Score Checker
Enter your practice-test scores for the five AFPSAT areas. See your average and the subtest to review first. The AFP doesn't publish a passing score, so this is a practice guide — not a prediction.
Your practice-test scores (%)
Practice average
65.0%
Building
A solid base. Put the next weeks into your weakest subtest — an even profile is the safe target when the cut-off isn't published.
Weakest subtest: Verbal (65%).
These bands are our practice guide, not AFP cut-offs — the AFP doesn't publish a passing score.
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Start my AFPSAT reviewWhat we know about AFPSAT scoring
The Armed Forces of the Philippines Service Aptitude Test covers verbal, numerical, logical and spatial reasoning plus general information. It's the written entrance test for the Army, Air Force and Navy.
The AFP doesn't publish the item count, time limit or passing score, and each service sets its own cut-off. The bands above are Super Tutor's practice guide for spreading your review, not an official standard.
Sources: AFPSAT portal (archived 2024)
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the AFP publish an AFPSAT passing score?
No. The AFP doesn't publish the passing score, the number of items or the time limit, and each major service sets its own cut-off. Aim for a strong, even score across every subtest.
Is the AFPSAT the same for the Army, Navy and Air Force?
Yes — it's the unified written entrance test for officer candidates and enlisted personnel of all three. Scheduling is per service: you register online, then the testing office of the service you're applying to gives you a slot.
What do I need to bring?
The AFPSAT portal lists your original transcript or Form 137, your original college diploma, a PSA birth certificate, a valid ID and a 2x2 photo, and asks you to report by 7:00 AM.
Can I retake the AFPSAT?
The portal says retakes need approval and refers to a six-month waiting period — check with your recruitment office.