AFOQT Test Secrets made Easy 2024 

What did you use to study? I failed the first one and have been using Barrons and Trivium but still don't feel prepared

I failed the verbal part any help?

That’s awesome. Congrats on everything working out for you. I’m glad I could help. Good luck on the rest of your journey. 🙌🏽🙌🏽

No problem at all. Thank you for supporting. 🤙🏽

No problem at all. I’m wishing you good luck on your selection. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

How did everything go?

i also have the test in 2 weeks we need a study group for the ones taking the test coming up😭

@@daemmaleehow did you guys do?

No problem. Glad I could help.

That’s so awesome to hear. I’m glad I could inspire you to keep going, and I’m glad everything worked out. I’m wishing you good luck on the rest of your journey. 🙌🏽🙌🏽

That’s awesome to hear. I’m wishing you good luck on your process, and I really appreciate your support. 🙌🏽🙌🏽

So from my understanding, you don’t need to take the DLAB anymore. Instead they’re assessing people’s TAPAS (tailored adaptive personality assessment system) score to determine eligibility for linguist careers. This is a mandatory test at MEPS. Check with your recruiter to see if I’m correct about that. As far as the EDPT goes, this website might help. www.assessmentcentrehq.com/edpt-test/

I’m wishing you good luck. The math can really boost your scores if you focus on that.

Lol. Thanks man. I really appreciate the support.

or just study…

Jodywithawhy21@gmail.com

Hey Ron. Definitely remember you. That’s unfortunate your son tore his knee, but I’m happy to see he’s still in. Hopefully he recovers well, and gets out of med hold soon.

Good luck on the test tomorrow, and I appreciate you supporting me man. It means a lot. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

@user-bc6pq7sc3d Did you get in?

That’s awesome. I’m glad I could help and congratulations to you as well. Good luck with basic and the rest of your journey. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

I honestly recommend you study up to make sure you can get high scores in those areas. That way when it’s time for testing, there’s no waiting or retaking the test.

Definitely. You got this. The only GPA requirements are needed for people with a history of ADD or when you’re applying to become an officer. If neither of those apply to you, you should be fine. I hope that helps and good luck on the rest of your process. 🙌🏽🙌🏽

Ayeee. Congratulations. Those are great scores. 🙌🏽🙌🏽

@@Jodywithawhy I got my number 1 pick, 3d1x1, I leave July 11th to bmt. Ty Jody your videos have been a great help on this journey 💯🤝

That’s awesome. I’m happy everything worked out for you. Good luck at training, you got this. 🙌🏽🙌🏽

It depends on the severity of the condition. You would need to gather all of your medical records regarding that, and then have a recruiter send them to our doctors for approval. That’ll be the only way to truly know. I hope that helps.

You have a good shot just depending on medical records. I would recommend gathering all the records you can, and get any clearance notes from your doctor stating you’re fine. Also, all of your pharmacy records for the last 5 years.

The AFOQT does not offer an PICAT style test. The PICAT will be done at home or in a recruiters office. Once at MEPS you’ll need to take a verification test. That test will present questions you answered on the PICAT. If you don’t answer those questions similarly, you’d be rolled into the full ASVAB test. I hope that helps.

@Jodywithawhy thanks for the reply, can u estimate how long does the recruiting process takes? Because I emailed my local recruiter last 2 weeks ago and had only 1 email exchange, which is pre-requisite form, until now.

I would honestly recommend you do some research on those two aptitude areas. Those are the bulk of Air Force jobs and what the Air Force needs most. The electrical career fields have some great computer jobs which may interest you. I made a video on how to do research for jobs if you haven’t already seen it. I hope this helps. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KTnso5e3NII.html

@@Jodywithawhy Thank you!

A job is a job, some people love things like Intel, logistics, but some others HATE it. So ultimately it’s up 2 u

I don’t personally unfortunately.

This video can help ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6FG0GD25v0o.html. Keep in mind the Air Force changed their body fat measurement standards from 20% to 26% for males, and from 30% to 36% for females.

I’ve had something along these lines approved twice in my time as a recruiter. It’s all dependent upon medical records, but from my experience I had good luck with this.

@@Jodywithawhy the records were destroyed after 10 years but I sent that to them I made it to meps so I’m hoping and praying that I can enlist fully

The service members civil relief act will allow you to break the lease agreement with the apartment if you get accepted into the Air Force. www.military.com/benefits/military-legal-matters/servicemembers-civil-relief-act-overview.html/amp If you want know if you’ll need a waiver, I made a video which discusses how waivers work if you haven’t already watched it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tjWAMSMoBDY.html

They’re pretty high. Security forces is always in demand, you just gotta qualify for it.

@@Jodywithawhy My bad for all the questions but do you know the weight standards for the Air Force too? I heard it depends on your height i’m 6’0.

Here you go. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6FG0GD25v0o.html

No. It’s more like out of everyone who tested you were in the 20th percentile.

It’s possible but it would require a financial waiver. If everything goes well during that waiver process, you should be able to join.

With depression, it’s possible. But usually the doctors wanna see at least 24-36 months since last medical documentation. I made a video which breaks down how to better your chances with depression if you haven’t already watched it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ynKjsxegEPE.html

@@Jodywithawhy I have watched the video and my biggest question regarding it is the inpatient care disqualification for enlistment or disqualification for waiver? I know it sounds weird but I know for a fact I will need a waiver but I'm uncertain if there is any condition that would make even waiver ineligible because the recruiters I've talked to don't even mention them. Part of the huge issue was because I was taken to a hospital where I was diagnosed which counted as inpatient care. I said some stuff I regret saying but I'm being treated as an SI case because of what I said at the time. I said some dumb stuff because I was emotional at the time, lost multiple family member I was close with due to covid and the isolation got to me. I had no more issue without treatment since then and been perfectly normal however I was told I had to obtain the statements verifying I'm fine to serve from a doctor. The hospital that diagnosed me told me they don't provide such a service so I end up going to another doctor to obtain verification statements. However they told me they won't write such a thing unless I accept their treatment only for them to tell me almost 8 month later that they don't provide such a thing either. Recruiter said I got screwed and "reset my clock" assuming if I wasn't denied regardless due to being marked as an SI. Most recruiters I've talked don't give me any detail rather than saying "yeah sorry you're not qualified, try the navy" before hanging up on me or showing me the door. I genuinely don't have any issues, it was a one time incident with extremely unfortunate circumstance and poor communication on my part leading to such a documentation but now it has become the biggest barrier for me to achieving my dream of enlistment. I've been trying to get myself requalified since I was 25 but trying to get the issue resolved seem to just make things worse. It's been 2 years since I've been working on this and its very discouraging that I've made next to little process. The few doctors I've contacted that does provide the service in question to me that they've been at max capacity since COVID and I have very limited means to finding supporting document to help my case. It feels like I have no way of proving myself fit for service at this rate. I'm willing to do anything and everything to get myself requalified even if it takes me another 5 years but I'm given the impression by recruiters that because of my medical record means I won't ever be allowed to join the military.

Anytime there’s SI, you’d wanna wait at least 36 months. That’s when the doctors will consider approving your waiver. Nothing’s guaranteed, but you’d have a better shot. In the meantime I’d recommend to start losing weight and get yourself physically qualified, that way you prove to the recruiters how serious you are.

@@Jodywithawhy Thank you very much for responding. I will do my best. Hearing that from you made me feel more confident as the way other recruiters made it sound like its unwaiverable.

Definitely. Once you’re in, your wife and kids get health insurance and the Air Force provides extra money for your housing and groceries. I made a video explaining what it’s like to join when you’re married if you haven’t already watched it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WU6mQ-ewLWY.html

Good job on the practice. I’d recommend reaching out to a recruiter and see if there’s anything which will potentially disqualify you, and also see if there’s anything they recommend you to do which will help your chances when it’s time to apply.

AFOQT scores never expire.

It’s the link in the description. It should automatically apply the discount. 🤙🏽

Jodywithawhy21@gmail.com. Hit me up

You can but not at MEPS. You’d need to talk to your recruiter first, and then find an Air Force recruiter to work with. I hope that helps.

Yes. It is mandatory to have a drivers license in order to become security forces.

@@Jodywithawhy well sere specialist it is thanks man I appreciate it and thanks for your service