Does the ASVAB have a 'passing' or 'failing' score?

The ASVAB does not have a conventional 'passing' or 'failing' score. Instead, it generates a score that is used to determine eligibility for various military occupations, with different branches and job roles requiring different minimum score thresholds. This means that while you might achieve a score that qualifies you for some jobs, it may not meet the requirements for other positions within the military.

This nuanced scoring system allows for a more tailored approach to recruitment and placement, ensuring that individuals are placed in roles that match their skills and aptitudes. Thus, while there are no strict pass/fail criteria, the scores do indeed impact the range of opportunities available within the military.