Prepare for all 12 sections of the Air Force Officer Qualifying Test
From practice to pilot, navigator, or any Air Force career path - prepare with purpose
Experience every question type before test day. No surprises, no anxiety - just confidence from familiarity.
Practice with the same time limits as the real test. Build your speed and accuracy when it matters most.
Track your performance across all sections. Focus your study time where you need it most for maximum improvement.
"The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today"
Begin Your PreparationComplete coverage of every test section with realistic practice questions
25 questions • 8 min
Word relationships and reasoning
25 questions • 29 min
Math word problems
25 questions • 5 min
Vocabulary and synonyms
25 questions • 22 min
Mathematical concepts
25 questions • 38 min
Passage analysis
50 questions • 35 min
Leadership scenarios
240 questions • 45 min
Personality inventory
20 questions • 10 min
Science concepts
40 questions • 7 min
Quick data interpretation
25 questions • 5 min
Aircraft orientation
30 questions • 4.5 min
3D spatial reasoning
20 questions • 8 min
Aviation knowledge
The Air Force Officer Qualifying Test (AFOQT) is a standardized test similar to the SAT or ACT, but with additional sections unique to the Air Force. It's required for anyone seeking to become an officer in the U.S. Air Force, whether through Officer Training School (OTS), Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC), or the Air Force Academy.
The AFOQT consists of 12 timed subtests totaling approximately 3.5 hours. The test measures aptitudes in verbal and quantitative areas, as well as specific knowledge areas like aviation and spatial awareness crucial for pilot and navigator positions.
Composite Scores:
Scores range from 1-99 (percentile rankings). Minimum scores vary by career field and commissioning source. You can retake the AFOQT only once after 150 days. A third attempt requires a waiver, making preparation crucial for your first attempt.
Start with individual sections to build familiarity, or jump into a full practice test to simulate the real experience. Each section is timed just like the actual AFOQT.
After each practice session, review detailed explanations for every question. Understanding why an answer is correct is just as important as getting it right.
Your scores and progress are saved automatically. Return anytime to continue practicing, and watch your performance improve across all sections.
4-6 Weeks Before:
Take a diagnostic test, identify weak areas, create study schedule
2-4 Weeks Before:
Focus on weak sections, practice daily, review explanations
1 Week Before:
Take full practice tests, review mistakes, maintain confidence
Test Day:
Rest well, arrive early, trust your preparation
Disclaimer: This is an unofficial practice resource not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Air Force. For official AFOQT information, visit the Air Force's official recruiting website at airforce.com or speak with an Air Force recruiter.
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