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The Enlistment Screening Test ASVAB Practice App coding was created by Thuromin Roy to help prospective military applicants in New York — across the 5 boroughs, Long Island, and beyond — build the academic confidence they need to take their first step toward serving. This app is an independent practice tool, not an official test. It is primarily intended for use by New York Army National Guard recruiters and their applicants across New York City and the surrounding area — helping candidates get academically ready before taking the PICAT, meeting formally with a recruiter, or sitting for the official ASVAB at a licensed testing site or MEPS. Practice across 4 key sections — Word Knowledge, Arithmetic Reasoning, Paragraph Comprehension, and Mathematics Knowledge — with 54 timed questions that mirror the format and difficulty of the real exam. WHO IS THIS FOR: - NY Army National Guard recruiters working with new applicants - Candidates preparing to meet with a military recruiter - Applicants studying for the PICAT or full ASVAB - Anyone wanting to estimate their readiness before test day FEATURES: - 54 questions across 4 timed sections - Countdown timer per section — just like the real test - Instant AFQT percentile score estimate - Section-by-section performance breakdown - No login or account required DISCLAIMER: This app is an independent study tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by the U.S. Military, Department of Defense, or any government agency. Score estimates are for practice purposes only and do not reflect official ASVAB or PICAT results. Participation does not constitute a commitment to enlist.