Marine Corps Line Scores and What They Qualify You For
The Marine Corps uses four ASVAB composites (GT, MM, EL, CL) after a minimum score of 31. See the subtests behind them and what each can unlock (Oct 2026).
The Marine Corps uses four ASVAB composites (GT, MM, EL, CL) after a minimum score of 31. See the subtests behind them and what each can unlock (Oct 2026).
ASVAB scores can be used to enlist for up to 2 years from the test date, as of October 2026. See retest waits, student score rules, and branch use.
Army lists a 31 minimum as of October 2026; the Air National Guard asks GED applicants for 65. See what each component publishes and what to confirm.
The Army sorts ASVAB results into 10 line scores. See which subtests feed GT, CL, CO, EL, FA, GM, MM, OF, SC, and ST, with sample jobs (Oct 2026).
Navy ratings qualify you through subtest sums like VE+AR or GS+AR+MK+EI, not one number. See how it works and example ratings from navy.com (October 2026).
Air Force jobs use four ASVAB composites: Mechanical, Administrative, General, Electronics. See the subtests behind each, with sample AFSCs (Oct 2026).
Navy.com requires a qualifying ASVAB score but posts no AFQT number (as of October 2026). See how subtest combinations gate ratings and how to retest.
The Air Force requires an AFQT of 31 with a diploma or 50 with a GED (as of October 2026). See how MAGE composites gate jobs and how to retest.
Marines need an ASVAB score of 31, or 50 with a GED (as of October 2026). See how MOS are grouped by line scores and how to retest if you fall short.
The Coast Guard lists a minimum AFQT of 32 as of October 2026. See how ratings use line scores, how it compares to other branches, and how to retest.
Space Force lists a qualifying ASVAB score, no number. The Air Force AFQT floor is 31 as of October 2026. See composites and what to ask.
The Army requires an AFQT of at least 31 to enlist (as of October 2026). See how line scores gate jobs and what to do if you score below a cutoff.