Our ASVAB electronics information practice test will help you prepare for your upcoming exam.
Students who are familiar with what to expect will receive better scores and be more prepared on test day.
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ASVAB Electronics Information Overview
Just like other sections of the exam, the electronics information exam has 2 different versions – the computer adaptive version and the paper and pencil version.
You can expect the following on the computer version of the exam:
- 15 questions
- 10-minute time limit
You can expect the following on the paper and pencil version of the exam:
- 20 questions
- 9-minute time limit
Some topics you can expect to be quizzed on include:
- Flowing electrons
- Circuits
- Open and closed circuits
- Load
- Voltage
- Series circuit
- Parallel circuit
- Electrical power
- Units of measurement
- Subatomic particles
- Protons, electrons, neutrons
- Currents
- Magnetism
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many questions are on the electronics information exam?
There are 15 questions on the computer-adaptive version and 20 questions on the pencil-and-paper version.
What is the time limit for electronics information?
You will have 10 minutes to complete the computer-adaptive version and 9 minutes to complete the paper and pencil version.
What is tested on the electronics information portion of the exam?
The main information you’ll be tested on are how electrical currents function. This includes topics such as circuits, voltage, units of electrical measurement, and magnetism.
