2022 Navy Quotas (2024)

FAQs

Where to find Navy map quotas? ›

MAP quotas by unit identification code, forms and frequently asked questions can be found at: https://www.mynavyhr.navy.mil/Career-Management/Community- Management/Enlisted-Career-Admin/Advancement/MAP/.

If a candidate's raw score (the number of questions answered correctly) falls below the applicable raw score cut standard, then the candidate “fails” to pass the NWAE and is eliminated from competition for advancement. Currently, the raw score cut standard for a 175-item NWAE (without deletions) are: E4 - 49. E5 - 55.

The Navy Advancement Center (NAC) posts the two years or more of advancement results for Active Duty and SELRES cycles on the Navy Advancement Center's (NAC) link on MyNavy Portal (MNP) <https://www.mnp.navy.mil/group/advancement-and- promotion> under Command Advancement Tools, then Exam Statistics By Rate, UIC, and ...

E-5 is the 5th enlisted paygrade in the United States military, with monthly basic pay ranging from $2,872.20 for an entry-level E-5 to $4,076.40 per month for E-5 personnel with over 40 years of experience.

To find your lineal/precedence number please refer to the Professional Overview section under MyRecord on MyNavy Portal (https://my.navy.mil/), your Officer Data Card on BUPERS Online (https://www.bol.navy.mil/) or the NSIPS Self-Service Member Data Summary (https://www.nsips.navy.mil/).

Top Navy FAQs. What is the qualifying ASVAB score for the Navy? To enlist in the Navy, you must achieve a minimum overall qualifying ASVAB score of 31, although 26 is permitted in same cases; GED holders must score a 50 AFQT.

The Navy is lowering its ASVAB score requirement to the 10th percentile and above. What does the Navy plan to do with recruits that score this low? The same as they were doing before the change.

The P&P-ASVAB contains some very easy and very hard questions, but most are of average difficulty. The CAT-ASVAB software adjusts to your ability level and administers questions that are best suited for you. If you are above average ability, you will receive questions that are above average difficulty.

Total time-in-service (TIS) to advance to E-4 is 30 months for all Sailors regardless of entry rank. A Sailor who joins as an E-2 will advance to E-3 after 18 months TIS and then to E-4 at 30 months total TIS. A Sailor who joins as an E-3 will advance to E-4 at 30 months total TIS.

How long does it take for Navy Advancement results to come out? ›

Advancement Determination Requests - 6 to 8 Weeks.

Being selected for Limited Duty Officer is a disqualifier for eligibility to take the advancement-in-rate exam. The other options - obtaining minimum time-in-rate, completing a Service School, and the enlisted warfare qualification - are qualifications not disqualifications.

Bluejacketeer can help improve your ability to remember information by repeatedly showing you the same questions—developed by Sailors well-versed in the Navy-Wide Advancement Exam. The more questions you answer correctly, the less often you see them.

To pass the advancement exam, you will need to have a raw score (number of correctly answered questions) of at least 49 for E4, 55 for E5 and 61 for E6 and E7. Currently, all enlisted advancement exams have 175 questions.

Advancement for enlisted personnel in Navy ranks depends on several factors, including promotion performance evaluation marks and proficiency exam scores. The best way to move up the ladder in the naval service is by demonstrating a record of excellent work performance as well as effective leadership of others.

These are a rating exam-specific list of both the books (and sometimes specific chapters, sections or pages) and a list of topics and subtopics. These bibliographies, also known as bibs, can be found on the Navy COOL website.

In line with reference (a), ordering dates and TIR listings for all exams are on the Navy Enlisted Advancement System (NEAS) website: https://neas.ncdc.navy.mil/Login. Select exam and ordering date chart.

Military GMT requirements and resources for the mandatory and 14 command-discretion training topics are available on My Navy Portal at https://my.navy.mil. Once logged in, select “Career and Life Events” at the top of the page, then select “Training, Education, and Qualifications” from the drop-down menu.

Where is the PQS for any given job? The Navy Personnel Qualification Standards (PQS) are on My Navy Portal (MNP) and can be viewed at https://www.mnp.navy.mil under “Professional Resources.” Authorized users with a Common Access Card (CAC) may log in at https://my.navy.mil/.