OAR TEST PREP ONLINE COURSE AND TUTORING

What Is the OAR?

The Officer Aptitude Rating (OAR) is a specialized test for individuals seeking to become U.S. Navy Officers who are not pursuing aviation careers.
It measures essential academic and reasoning skills needed to succeed at Officer Candidate School (OCS).

At ASVAB Tutoring, we simplify and streamline the learning process with effective training methods and updated study strategies.
Our expert tutors ensure that every student is equipped with the knowledge, confidence, and critical insights required to excel in the Navy Officer selection process.

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How Can ASVAB Tutoring Help?

Our program is designed to help you master every section of the OAR test through:

• Step-by-step guided lessons focused on key testing concepts
   
• Realistic practice exams that simulate the actual test environment
   
• Homework exercises and progress tracking to reinforce learning
   
• Personalized tutoring sessions with experienced instructors who understand the Navy’s officer selection standards
   

We prepare you not just to pass but to perform at a competitive level in the U.S. Navy’s OCS selection process.

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OAR Test Structure

The OAR consists of 3 subtests. Below is the breakdown of the number of questions and allotted time for each:

SUBTESTS	NO. OF QUESTIONS	TIME (MINS)
Math Skills Test (MST)	30	40
Reading Comprehension (RCT)	20	30
Mechanical Comprehension (MCT)	30	15

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OAR Sections and Layout

The OAR test consists of three primary sections that measure mathematical, mechanical, and reading comprehension skills.

Section	Description
Math Skills Test (MST)	Covers arithmetic, algebra, geometry, angles, perimeters, distances, and word problems.
Mechanical Comprehension Test (MCT)	Tests knowledge of basic physics—including motion, pressure, volume, and simple machine mechanics.
Reading Comprehension Test (RCT)	Requires reading short passages and selecting the correct factual statement from multiple options.

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Purpose of the OAR Test

The OAR predicts academic success at Navy Officer Candidate School (OCS).
Scores range from 20 to 80, and achieving a higher score increases your competitiveness and opportunity for selection.