hartzofspace wrote:
I got accused of cheating on the Army Intelligence test, and was made to take it over. Of course I scored higher, duh!
I've never heard of someone having to retake the ASVAB because of a high score or of cheating as there's several different sequences of the questions that differ from test to test. If you took the paper test, everyone at your table should've gotten a different sheet, and if you took it at the computer it would be a moot point. I myself got a high score from it and they had no interest in anyone out of the several hundred taking the test that day to redo it. The ASVAB isn't an I.Q. test. It's to test what general knowledge you're strong in and so it may direct you to a specific collection of jobs to choose from. I've taken both the recruitment paper ASVAB and the one on the computer; obviously, the paper tests will be different, it doesn't adjust for question difficulty (as I read the pc tests do). The person's AFQT score (the score on a specific selection of subjects within the ASVAB test itself) is taken from the ASVAB, you must meet the minimum AFQT to join the military.
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