EDPT) is an extremely difficult assessment administered by the Military Entrance Processing Station.
The exam is commonly used by the United States Air Force and Marine Corps to recruit for computer programming and information technology positions.
How does the EDPT test work?
The EDPT test is mainly aimed to judge the logical reasoning of the applicants.
The candidates are given a total of 90 minutes to complete the test.
In this time, the application needs to choose the answers for 120 questions.
All these questions are multiple choice in nature, with five answers for each question, to be more precise.
Each job position that you’re aiming for, have different scores needed to be selected.
For example, the minimum score needed to be scored for the AFSC Computer Programmer position is 71, whereas the Technical Applications Specialist position needs a score of at least 57 to be considered.
The test is not computerized, which you need to take it on a paper.
The EDPT consists of four sections:
Word Analogies
Algebra and Math Word Problems
Number Sequences
Figural Analogies
