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Air Force jobs by ASVAB score: the published M, A, G and E requirement for each enlisted job

Short answer

The Air Force writes each enlisted job's ASVAB requirement in four scores — Mechanical (M), Administrative (A), General (G) and Electronics (E) — sometimes with an either/or route or an extra test. Below are the published requirements for 85 enlisted jobs, read from airforce.com on 2026-09-24, and a lookup that shows which you meet and how many points you are from the rest.

Your Air Force scores (your recruiter has them if your report does not show them)

Score requirements as published on each job's page at www.airforce.com, checked 2026-09-24. Meeting a published score requirement is not an offer of that job: medical, security, citizenship and the openings available when you enlist also decide it. Your recruiter's system is the authority.

Enter your M, A, G and E scores; recruiters often call them MAGE scores. A requirement joined by and needs every score listed; one joined by or has more than one route, and meeting any route is enough.

Most of the same job pages state that applicants without a high-school diploma or an alternative credential need an AFQT of 65 or higher. Each job page also lists requirements that are not scores; follow a job to its page to read them.

All 85 published score requirements

Each requirement is read from the job's own page on airforce.com (2026-09-24). "and" means every score listed; "or" means any one route.

Law and Order (2)

JobPublished score requirement
Fire ProtectionG 57+
Emergency ManagementG 62+

Science and Technology (6)

JobPublished score requirement
Aircraft Armament SystemsM 60+ or E 45+
Cable and Antenna Defense Operations(M 45+ and E 60+) or (M 45+, E 55+ and Cyber Test 60+)
Missile and Space Systems Electronic MaintenanceM 55+ and E 50+
Radar, Airfield & Weather SystemsM 50+ and E 65+
Nuclear WeaponsM 60+
Precision Measurement Equipment LaboratoryE 70+

Jobs without a current published number here

We read these pages but are not showing a score for them yet — either the page states none, or its wording needs a person to check before we publish it. Follow the link for the service's own page.

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Primary references

  1. Air Force careers — enlisted job pages, each listing its minimum ASVAB composite (M, A, G or E) — U.S. Air Force (airforce.com) · government · retrieved 2026-09-24, verified 2026-09-24
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