How do I interpret what my ASVAB scores mean?

Hey Noah! Here’s a quick breakdown of your ASVAB scores:
GT (General Technical) 104: Measures your verbal and math skills. Important for many jobs.
EL (Electronics) 199: Looks at your knowledge of electronics and circuits.
BEE (Basic Electronics) 218: Similar to EL, focuses on basic electronics concepts.
ENG (Engineering) 111: Covers mechanical and electrical knowledge.
MEC & MEC2 (Mechanical) 157 & 162: Your ability to understand mechanical concepts.
NUC (Nuclear) 206: Knowledge related to nuclear operations.
OPS (Operator) 220: Skills for operating technical equipment.
HM (Health and Medicine) 164: Related to medical and health knowledge.
ADM (Administration) 106: Administrative and clerical skills.
Higher scores mean stronger skills in those areas. Different jobs require different scores — the GT score is often the most important for many roles. You can check out how to read your ASVAB scores here:
https://easy-prep.org/blog/asvab-scores/

Have you spoken to a recruiter? They have ASVAB guidebooks to assist in helping you pick a job that will fit your scores.

It helps to know which service these scores are for, each service has different codes and values.