How to Do Well on the ASVAB Electronics Information Test

Are you planning to enlist in the military? Do you want to operate, configure, and repair the latest and most advanced tech equipment available? Are you nervous? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, chances are that you are going to be taking the ASVAB Electronics Information test very soon. And since we’re feeling inquisitive, here are three questions you’ll need to ask yourself if you want to do well on this test:

Am I relaxed?

Anxiety and nervousness can really mess up all your careful preparation. It doesn’t matter how long you’ve studied and how many books you’ve memorized if you’re not focused when the time comes to take the test. If your mind goes blank when you read the first problem of the Electronics Information section, you’re probably not going to do well. So, you need to familiarize yourself with what you’ll find when taking the real test, try to mimic the setting, and answer practice questions that are very similar to the real ones.

How broad is my electronics vocabulary?

There are many words that are specific to electronic devices and appliances. You’ll need to know these to understand the questions and to solve the problems in the ASVAB Electronics Information test. Build a glossary of words that goes from electrons, voltage, and conductivity to resistors, circuits, and loads.

Do I know how to solve problems involving circuits?

The majority of the test questions will somehow have a circuit in them, and you’ll need to know how to handle this type of question. The fundamental laws that will help you are Kirchoff’s Laws and Ohm’s Law. If you know how to analyze circuits using these laws, you’ll ace the ASVAB Electronics Information test.

We at Union Test Prep have selected sample test questions that will cover everything you’ll find in this section. We also have a study guide and flashcards to supplement your studies. So, start preparing now to get the job of your dreams!