recruiters unofficial Forumla for scores

[BoxerCLC]

recruiters unofficial Forumla for ASTB scores

This is for the old test, it is supposed to be a formula for scores that recruiters can use to get unofficial scores.
It does not have the old sections.
Just replace the values in the blue for your raw scores.
http://www.cnrc.navy.mil/noru/orojt/ASTBWorksheet.xls

However, I think the scores it gives back are extremely inflated. According to this worksheet and formula, it would seem fairly easy to make all 7's.
So take it for what it's worth, just thought I'd share it though.


According to this someone who received: 30/37 for MVT(math/verbal), 20/30 MCT(mechanical comprehension), 20/30 ANI(aviation/nautical information), and 30/35 SAT(spacial apperception) would get 7,7,7 and an OAR of 55. This is for the old test, but you can imagine what the equiv. of today's test would be.

 

[saltpeter]

MVT, MCT, ANI , SAT, What? Are these ASVAB scores? If so, there is no and never has been a conversion for the two. You need to take the Officer's Test.

 

[BoxerCLC]

MVT, MCT, ANI , SAT, What? Are these ASVAB scores? If so, there is no and never has been a conversion for the two. You need to take the Officer's Test.

Before the update of the ASTB, there was no separate Reading and Math Section, and there was no Aviation Supplement section.

There were four sections (minus the BI). This formula takes your raw score from the four sections and spits out your stanine scores.

 

[saltpeter]

Oh, SAT is spatial aperception test, sorry. Correct test, my bad. You were showing how many right answers it takes to get a specific score. I've found that if you make the answer sheet resemble a connect the dots picture you'll also score very well.

 

[BoxerCLC]

30/37 for MVT(math/verbal), 20/30 MCT(mechanical comprehension), 20/30 ANI(aviation/nautical information), and 30/35 SAT(spacial apperception) would get 7,7,7 and an OAR of 55.

Does this sound right? That is what the chart says.
Any input would be appreciated.

 

[nugget81]

This is for the old test, it is supposed to be a formula for scores that recruiters can use to get unofficial scores.

This is the first info I've seen on how the ASTB scores are broken down, but I'm not sure that it is meaningful because it is outdated. Like you said, its for the old test...

 

[BoxerCLC]

yea but do you think that formula was accurate for the old test???
According to the formula, you could miss quite a few and still get a high score??
Can you miss a few and still score relatively high on the current test.