ASVAB Section 3: Mechanical Comprehension

ASVAB Section 3: Mechanical Comprehension

The ASVAB Mechanical Comprehension (MC) practice test is intended for individuals seeking to pass the United States Military Entrance Processing Command (MEPCOM) administered Army and Navy ASVAB tests (AFQT).

Focus

The ASVAB Section 3: Mechanical Comprehension certification focuses on Mechanical Comprehension

Exam Duration

The ASVAB Section 3: Mechanical Comprehension exam duration is Not specified

Num of Question

The exam contains a total of Not specified

Exam Fee

The exam fee is N/A.

Exam Validity

The CCRN-Pediatric certification is valid for N/A.

Prior Certification

• N/A

Exam Format

The ASVAB Section 3: Mechanical Comprehension exam is a Multiple Choice

Passing Conditions

To pass ASVAB Section 3: Mechanical Comprehension exam, applicants must achieve a minimum score of Not specified

Who Should Take

Individuals seeking to pass the ASVAB Mechanical Comprehension (MC) test section, including Army and Navy applicants

• Army and Navy applicants
• Individuals seeking to understand Mechanical Comprehension concepts

Prerequisites

N/A

Or can substitute with certifications:

• N/A

Certification Process

• Step 01: Prepare for the ASVAB Mechanical Comprehension test by reviewing relevant concepts and practicing with sample questions
• Step 02: Register for the test and take it at a designated testing center

Domains with Weights

• Mechanical Principles (100%): This domain focuses on understanding mechanical concepts, such as simple machines, gear systems, and torque, to apply them to real-world problems in military environments.
• Physics and Materials (0%): This domain assesses knowledge of fundamental physics concepts, such as motion, energy, and matter, as well as the properties and testing of various materials.
• Energy, Power, and Machines (0%): This domain examines the understanding of fundamental concepts related to energy, power, and machines, such as mechanical advantage, speed, and force.
• Time and Distance (0%): This domain tests understanding of concepts related to time and distance, including speed, velocity, and direction.
• Work and Machines (0%): This domain assesses the ability to apply knowledge of mechanical principles to solve real-world problems involving work and machines.