What jobs can I qualify for with my ASVAB score?
It starts with your AFQT percentile. Enter it above and this tool lists every indexed job whose published AFQT floor you clear, grouped by branch, with each job line-score target shown next to it.
Score → jobs
Enter your AFQT once and see which jobs you clear the score floor for across all six branches. Add your line scores and each job is confirmed against its own cited minimum. No sign-up; your score lives in the page link, so you can bookmark or share the result.
Your ASVAB job options start with your AFQT percentile — the enlistment floor (31 for the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Space Force; 32 for the Coast Guard). Enter your AFQT and this tool lists every indexed job whose floor you clear, by branch. Add the line scores from your results sheet and each job is checked directly against its cited composite minimum — your own number, never a computed one. Source data last verified 2026-08-16.
Your result
At AFQT 45, you clear the AFQT floor for 34 of 47 indexed jobs across 6 branches. AFQT opens the door — each job below also lists the line-score target that decides the assignment.
1 more indexed job opens at AFQT ≥ 50.
1 more indexed job opens at AFQT ≥ 65.
2 more indexed jobs open at AFQT ≥ 50.
3 more indexed jobs open at AFQT ≥ 50.
2 more indexed jobs open at AFQT ≥ 50.
4 more indexed jobs open at AFQT ≥ 50.
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How it works
Your AFQT percentile sets basic enlistment eligibility and the per-job floor — it comes from four ASVAB subtests: Arithmetic Reasoning, Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, and Mathematics Knowledge. Once you clear a job AFQT floor, a separate line-score composite (the Army's GT/ST, the Air Force and Space Force MAGE letters, or the Navy and Coast Guard composites) decides whether that specific job stays open. Enter those composites from your results sheet and this finder compares each one directly to the job cited minimum — it never computes a composite for you, so every match is your own number. Don't have them yet? The line-score calculator works the composites step by step.
Branch requirements
Every job, by branch
Prefer to look up a specific MOS, rating, or AFSC? Every indexed job across all six branches is listed below — each links to its AFQT floor, line-score minimum, training path, and cited source.
Common questions
It starts with your AFQT percentile. Enter it above and this tool lists every indexed job whose published AFQT floor you clear, grouped by branch, with each job line-score target shown next to it.
Yes. Enter the composite/line scores printed on your ASVAB results sheet — the Army GT, ST, CO and others, the Air Force and Space Force MAGE letters, or the Navy and Coast Guard composites — and each job is compared directly: your number against that job cited minimum. We never compute a composite from your subtests, so a job only shows as meeting the line score when you supplied a score that clears every required composite, or one listed path when alternatives are published.
No. AFQT is a single 1–99 percentile that sets basic enlistment eligibility. Line scores (the Army GT/ST, Air Force and Space Force MAGE letters, and the Navy and Coast Guard composites) are separate composite scores that gate specific jobs. AFQT opens the door; line scores decide the job.
No. Clearing the AFQT floor makes you eligible to be considered. Each job also has a line-score minimum, and assignment depends on medical qualification, security clearance, current openings, and MEPS. Always confirm the exact numbers on your enlistment contract.