What are the retest time limits for the second ASVAB retest?

The correct answer is 30 calendar days, which indicates the minimum waiting period that recruits must observe before they are eligible to retest for the ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) a second time. This policy is in place to ensure that candidates have adequate time to prepare for the retest, potentially improving their performance. This waiting period balances the need for accessibility to testing with the importance of giving recruits the opportunity to study and better understand the material on the ASVAB.

The other options present different wait times that do not reflect the current policy. A 15 calendar day wait would provide too short a timeframe for adequate preparation, while longer periods like 60 or 90 days do not match the established standard, which is designed to facilitate timely retesting while still allowing recruits a reasonable interval to improve their scores.