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Unfortunately a lot of recruiters will Coach people in order to make sure they meet the minimums
If you can be coached to make the standard, then you were already capable of reaching the standard.
Also, the IQ test that the military gives, the ASVAB, is a very long test. The average time to complete it is 90 minutes. The maximum is 154 minutes.
If you can be coached through that, then you've earned your place. And the simple truth is, people can be coached on the test and do better. Which is okay.
You're assuming I meant "not cheating", which I didnt.
Source: veteran
I'm not sure how you can cheat through a proctored test. And the ASVAB is usually given to high school students, and then the results are given to the recruiters, so they know who to focus on.
If a kid really wants to join despite a low score, I guess they could cram for a specific section of the test...
As to outright cheating... I never saw it, but then again, I was Air Force. We had a much higher cut off then other branches. That makes cheating to get in both harder and less rewarding. Cheaters will wash out in their tech school.