Minimum ASVAB score
- VE + AR + MK + MC = 217
- or
- VE + AR + MK + AO = 217
Minimum AFQT
31
What a AT Does
Aviation Electronics Technicians troubleshoot and repair the avionics inside Navy aircraft, including radar, communications, navigation and electronic warfare gear. Much of the work is diagnosing faults with test equipment, making this a strong path into electronics careers.
Scores That Count for AT
- VE + AR + MK + MC: Verbal Expression (Word Knowledge + Paragraph Comprehension), Arithmetic Reasoning, Mathematics Knowledge, Mechanical Comprehension. Study: Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, Arithmetic Reasoning, Mathematics Knowledge, Mechanical Comprehension
- VE + AR + MK + AO: Verbal Expression (Word Knowledge + Paragraph Comprehension), Arithmetic Reasoning, Mathematics Knowledge. Study: Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, Arithmetic Reasoning, Mathematics Knowledge
Navy line scores are simple sums of standard scores, and each standard score averages 50. A four-section sum of 200 is about average.
Other Requirements
- Normal color vision
- Vision correctable to 20/20 with normal depth perception
- Security clearance eligibility
- U.S. citizenship required
- Some ways into this job use Assembling Objects, which is given separately from the ASVAB.
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