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The Electronic Data Processing Test (EDPT) is the Air Force and Marine aptitude test for computer programming and IT jobs. It's 120 questions in 90 minutes, which works out to about 45 seconds per question, pulled from four content areas that are mixed together throughout the test.
Everything here is free. You get study guides, a practice bank, and a full-length timed simulation, with no account required. This page is part of the same site as the ASVAB tools, so use the ← ASVAB link in the top bar to switch between them.
Four content areas: Word Analogies, Algebra & Word Problems, Number Sequences, and Figural Analogies. Each guide explains the question style and the strategies that actually move your score, with inline review questions after the relevant section.
Drill the three text-based areas: Word Analogies, Algebra & Word Problems, and Number Sequences. Filter by area, and every question has a 1–3 sentence explanation in a collapsible "Why?" panel after you answer. Figural Analogies are visual, so they live in the study guide for now.
A full-length, timed run that mirrors the real EDPT: one continuous 90-minute block of 120 questions with the content areas mixed together. The clock can't be paused, and you get an overall score at the end.
One question per concept. Click an answer to reveal it and read the explanation, then use Review Guide ↑ to jump back to the relevant section above.
Pick at least one category above to begin.
A full-length, timed practice test that mirrors the EDPT format: one continuous block with the content areas mixed together. The clock can't be paused. When time runs out the test ends and any unanswered questions are marked wrong.
Figural Analogies are visual and not yet in the question bank, so this simulation covers the three text-based areas.