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There is no universal public Air Force passing score in DAFMAN 36-2664. The manual says EDPT results are raw scores and directs testing offices to the current DAFECD for each career field's minimum. The official RI 9S100 training plan gives 57 as its program-specific initial-skills-course example, while explicitly telling readers to check the latest AFECD; do not apply 57 to another specialty.

The current public Air Force description lists verbal ability, symbolic reasoning, and arithmetic reasoning—not programming-language or computer-technology content. Its stated purpose is to evaluate basic aptitude for completing formal courses involving programming electronic data-processing equipment. Prepare the published reasoning abilities and confirm all career-field prerequisites in the current DAFECD.

No current official public pass-rate figure appears in DAFMAN 36-2664. A widely repeated figure such as 10% should not be used to predict an individual's odds. Qualification instead depends on the raw-score minimum in the current DAFECD for the specific career field.

For Air Force administration, DAFMAN 36-2664 says an examinee must wait at least six months before retaking the EDPT. The public section does not state a special shorter interval, an attempt limit, or that only the most recent score controls qualification. Confirm scheduling and score-use questions with the testing office.

DAFMAN 36-2664 says the EDPT is given to personnel applying for initial classification or retraining into career fields with an EDPT requirement in the current DAFECD. As one official example, the RI 9S100 training plan lists a minimum EDPT score of 57 for its initial skills course and warns readers to check the latest AFECD. Ask the testing office or career adviser which current requirement applies to your exact path.