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aflyingho · 04-02-2013, 01:58 PM

Due to the fact I could not find any information on the NAPT before taking it. I will post some things I believe everyone should know.

Basics
-The NAPT is an 80 question test.
-You need 55/80 to pass.
-You will be given a calculator. Do not bring yours.
-Pencils and 2 scrap sheets will be provided.
-You are given 2 hours to complete the test.(Maybe and extra 20 minutes I don't rememeber.)
-Bring State issued ID(Drivers License) and Social Security Card
Test Includes
-Physics
-Algebra II
-Chemistry
-Geometry

Tips for taking the NAPT
-Read questions carefully and understand what you are looking for.
-Don't over think.
-Like I said earlier you only need 55/80 so don't stress one question.

How I did? What did I do?
-I scored 60/80
-I reviewed the basics of everything I listed the night before.
-Showed up 30 minutes early to MEPS alerted them I was there.
-Waited an hour
-Got called to take NAPT
-Walked into a Petty Officer's room and sat at a classroom desk.
-Began the test and finished in 1 hour and 40 minutes.
-3 hours later got a call from my recruiter saying I passed.

Hopefully this was helpful.

04-02-2013, 01:58 PM	#1
aflyingho Newbie Join Date: Apr 2013 Posts: 2 Rep Power: 0	NAPT Information Due to the fact I could not find any information on the NAPT before taking it. I will post some things I believe everyone should know. Basics -The NAPT is an 80 question test. -You need 55/80 to pass. -You will be given a calculator. Do not bring yours. -Pencils and 2 scrap sheets will be provided. -You are given 2 hours to complete the test.(Maybe and extra 20 minutes I don't rememeber.) -Bring State issued ID(Drivers License) and Social Security Card Test Includes -Physics -Algebra II -Chemistry -Geometry Tips for taking the NAPT -Read questions carefully and understand what you are looking for. -Don't over think. -Like I said earlier you only need 55/80 so don't stress one question. How I did? What did I do? -I scored 60/80 -I reviewed the basics of everything I listed the night before. -Showed up 30 minutes early to MEPS alerted them I was there. -Waited an hour -Got called to take NAPT -Walked into a Petty Officer's room and sat at a classroom desk. -Began the test and finished in 1 hour and 40 minutes. -3 hours later got a call from my recruiter saying I passed. Hopefully this was helpful.