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      <title>What&#39;s a good ASVAB score?</title>
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      <description>A good ASVAB score clears your branch&#39;s AFQT minimum with room to spare. What each percentile means, the categories recruiters use, every branch&#39;s minimum and how to raise yours.</description>
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      <description>Yes, when you can rule an answer out. No to random clicking as time runs out on the computer test. How the CAT-ASVAB picks questions and scores what you leave blank.</description>
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      <title>No calculator on the ASVAB? Here&#39;s the math that replaces it</title>
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      <description>Calculators aren&#39;t allowed on the ASVAB. Seven shortcuts for percents, rates, ratios, fractions and averages, worked step by step, plus five free Arithmetic Reasoning questions.</description>
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