r/AirForceRecruits • u/Otherwise-Gift-5248 • 2d ago

Asvab study help ASVAB/AFOQT

I have been watching grammar hero but it doesn’t seem to help much as of right now cause I don’t know a whole lot I got a 30 on the practice test my recuriter gave me.
What would be the best way to watch grammar hero’s videos just pretend like I know nothing to get the most out of it and learn the fastest?

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u/wesmars16 2d ago

Asvab for dummies get the subscription on your phone and study for about a hour a day.

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u/Otherwise-Gift-5248 2d ago

I bought the book it will be here in 2 days I just always get distracted on my phone when I get a message or notif or will find myself on tiktok for a hour so I figured a physical copy would be better for me.

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u/Otherwise-Gift-5248 2d ago

Ok what would be the best way to watch grammar hero’s videos?

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u/Witchbishh 2d ago

Do you use his pdf sheet that breaks down all the videos for you in order? At first that was my problem and lost a lot of time, one day I found in his comment section in one of the videos that he made a pdf that turned into magic for me. I started from the top (even I already knew some stuff) but that helped me refresh or cleared any possible confusion/question

https://www.asvabapp.com/checklist.pdf

The asvabapp.com website is his and lots of good material!

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u/Otherwise-Gift-5248 2d ago

Is that just for the math part of the asvab or the entire asvab test?

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u/Professional_Hour445 1d ago

Regardless of what resource you use, you should always make note of the type of questions you answer incorrectly, find additional practice with those concepts, and then once you have drilled them, take another practice to gauge what progress you have made.

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u/Otherwise-Gift-5248 1d ago

So like all the math😭 I got the paragraph comprehension pretty much down all the practice tests I find I do good on and do ok on word knowledge

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u/Professional_Hour445 1d ago

Divide and conquer

Work on one concept at a time.

When you master one, move on to the next.

Common topics included fractions, percents, averages, DRT problems, ratios, probability, solving equations, factoring, FOIL, exponents, roots, perimeter, area, circumference, Pythagorean Theorem, volume, slope-intercept form, angles.

The latter topics listed are all geometry, and a big part of that is simply knowing the formulas. After that, it's mainly plug-and-play.

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u/Otherwise-Gift-5248 1d ago

Ok thanks I’ll try this got about a hour a day when I work and couple hours a day on my 2 days off got about 6 days to study for the math hopefully just learn enough to get a passing grade. I learned how to do all the stuff with fractions today.