AFOQT
Practice Test
The Air Force Officer Qualifying Test (AFOQT test) is an examination that measures a candidate’s aptitude in a wide variety of skills necessary to succeed as an officer and pilot in the United States Air Force.
AFOQT Practice TEst Sections
Verbal Analogies
Arithmetic Reasoning
Word Knowledge
Math Knowledge
Reading Comprehension
Situational Judgement
Self-Description Inventory
The Self-Description Inventory test section is composed of two hundred forty (240) questions which must be answered in forty-five (45) minutes or fewer.
Physical Science
The Physical Science test section is composed of twenty (20) questions which must be answered in ten (10) minutes or fewer.
Table Reading
Instrument Comprehension
The Instrument Comprehension test section is composed of twenty-five (25) questions which must be answered in five (5) minutes or fewer.
Block Counting
The Block Counting test section is composed of thirty (30) questions which must be answered in four-and-a-half (4.5) minutes or fewer.
Aviation Information
Today’s Officers.
Tomorrow’s Pilots.
Today, more than ever, America’s Air Force is in need of brave, dedicated, and intelligent officers and pilots to face our nation’s threats. Candidates like you are the key to keeping our nation safe. Take our AFOQT Practice Test and secure your place in history.
What is The AFOQT
The Air Force Officers Qualification Tests is a required examination for any candidate wishing to join the United States Air Force as an Officer. The examination is offered through ROTC programs–typically taken in the sophomore year of university–or through scheduled test dates that can be set up through an Air Force Recruiter.* The AFOQT can only be taken twice (unless a waiver is granted), the examination dates must be more than 150 days apart, and only the most recent score is counted.