Know More About The ASVAB PiCAT - An Alternative Way To Taking The Military Placement Test

What is the PiCAT?

How does the ASVAB PiCAT work?

ASVAB PiCAT

1. Your recruiter shall provide you with instructions on how to take the test. You’ll then be given an access code that is valid for 30 days. The recruiter has to contact the local Site Security Manager (SSM) to ask for the instructions and to gain access to the “Authorization and Reporting” application. They’ll use the application to register applicants and to know their scores.
2. After getting the instructions and access code, the next thing you’ll have to do is log in to PiCAT. You have 48 hours to complete the exam.
3. You will then be required to take a 25 to 30 minute proctored verification test (Vtest). It will confirm and validate your PiCAT test scores, which will be used as your official ASVAB score of record. You will be given 30 days to take the Vtest. You can take it at a MET site or MEPS. Also, take note that if your PiCAT scores are not verified or if you do not pass the Vtest, you will take a full-length ASVAB. The resulting score will then be your score of record. 

What is a good PiCAT score?   

How can you get a good PiCAT score?