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Version 2.2 · 2026-06-25
Enhanced reliability with bug fixes and stability improvements
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The store currently lists version 2.2, updated 2026-06-25.








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ASVB Prep 2026 mobile application is developed by a group of engineers and expert ASVAB tutors who have been teaching ASVAB test prep for over 8 years with great success.
There are 2000+ exam like ASVAB questions prepared by expert tutors that cover all the section of the ASVAB test. This app can be used for the AFQT and full ASVAB test prep.
This app is good for all the military branches: army, navy, air force, marine, and coast guard. It has AFQT prediction tests that can determine your eligibility to join the military.
Each lesson contains homework problems with detailed explanations and then a practice test. There are video lessons in each math section that explains the foundations of math you need to solve word problems.
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