Korean Air Force Score Calculator
Reference calculation from the MMA Air Force scoring table
This tool reflects the Military Manpower Administration Air Force technical enlisted scoring page checked on July 3, 2026. Official recognition can still vary by specialty, recruiting round, document review, physical exam, criminal-record check, and final MMA guidance.
Estimated Application Score
Official source: MMA Air Force scoring criteria, checked 2026-07-03
Total Score
72 / 100 pts
Reference total from license, major, and bonus points.
License Score
40 pts
License/certificate points for the selected application type.
Major Score
32 pts
Major points for technical specialist applications. General technical is 0, and vehicle driving is fixed at 20.
Bonus Score
0 pts
Bonus points after the 10-point cap.
Score Breakdown
Applied Bonus Items
No bonus item selected.
Use this as a pre-application checklist. Confirm specialty relevance, private certificate recognition, foreign certificate exclusions, English-score validity, and specialty-specific bonus applicability with MMA requirement search and the current recruiting notice.
Air Force Score Basis and Application Limits
Reference date and last reviewed: July 11, 2026
Calculation Basis
Adds the selected license or certificate, major, and bonus items under the MMA Air Force technical and specialist recruiting criteria, applying each section's cap.
Reference Limits
It does not determine the current recruiting round, specialty, certificate recognition, document review, selection method, or later scoring changes. The result is a pre-application reference, not a guaranteed recognized score or admission estimate.
When to Confirm Officially
Before submitting an application, re-check the relevant MMA recruiting-round notice, eligibility search, scoring table, and whether each license or certificate is recognized.
Usage Tips
Estimate Korean Air Force enlisted application points by section
Select license, major, and bonus items to estimate the Korean Air Force technical enlisted score from the official MMA scoring table. The page also flags that the general technical category moves to random computerized selection for 2026 second-half enlistment targets.
What is Korean Air Force Score Calculator?
The Korean Air Force Score Calculator estimates application points for Republic of Korea Air Force technical enlisted recruiting from the Military Manpower Administration scoring criteria. Technical specialist applications are calculated on a 100-point model: 50 points for license/certificate, 40 for major, and 10 for bonus items. General technical applications can be checked against the older 80-point reference table, but the page clearly flags that general technical applicants for 2026 second-half enlistment targets use random computerized selection with license/certificate and bonus scores not applied to selection ranking.
How to Use
- 1Choose the application type. Technical Specialist is the default.
- 2If you choose General Technical, check the notice that license/certificate and bonus points are not applied to selection ranking for 2026 second-half and later enlistment targets.
- 3Select the license or certificate item. The calculator applies the correct table for national technical licenses, work-learning qualifications, private certificates, or vehicle-driving licenses.
- 4For technical specialist applications, select the major item. Vehicle driving specialties use a fixed 20-point major score.
- 5Enter applicable bonus items such as merit-recipient family, disease-cured voluntary entry, multi-child family, livelihood recipient, volunteer service, blood donation, specialty-specific bonus, Military Career Design recommendation, or English score bonus.
- 6Review both raw bonus sum and the applied bonus after the 10-point cap.
- 7Use the total and section breakdown as a pre-application document checklist.
- 8Before applying, re-check MMA requirement search, recruiting-round notices, and document recognition rules.
Breaking the Air Force score into license, major, and bonus
Last reviewed: July 11, 2026Technical-specialist score formula
Total = license score + major score + min(raw bonus total, 10)
Technical specialist uses up to 50 license points, 40 major points, and 10 bonus points. Vehicle-driving specialties use a fixed 20-point major score, while general technical applicants may have scores excluded from ranking under the current selection method.
A technical-specialist license, major, and bonus example
- • National craftsman license 40 and university third-year major 34
- • 16 volunteer hours 2 points plus one blood donation 1 point
- • Career-design recommendation 1 and English score 1
- 1. Raw bonus = 2 + 1 + 1 + 1 = 5 points
- 2. Total = license 40 + major 34 + bonus 5
- 3. General technical selection may separately show random computerized selection for 2026 second-half targets
The technical-specialist reference score is 79, while general technical ranking may not use the displayed points under the relevant recruiting method.
How to read the result
- Bonus points stop at 10 even when the raw total is higher, so license and major scores remain important.
- A high reference score does not settle specialty relevance, certificate recognition, document review, or the current recruiting method.
Conditions that change the result
- Private or foreign licenses are not confirmed merely by selecting an option; MMA recognition and documents must be checked.
- Random selection, English-score bonus changes, and other rules depend on enlistment target and recruiting round.
Common input mistakes
- Do not add volunteer hours and blood donations without the combined three-point cap.
- Do not apply the technical-specialist major table to general technical applicants or override the fixed vehicle-driving major score.
Reference Knowledge
- ●The official source is the MMA Air Force technical enlisted scoring criteria page, checked on July 3, 2026.
- ●Technical specialist scoring is 50 license points, 40 major points, and 10 bonus points, for a 100-point total.
- ●The older general technical table is 70 license points and 10 bonus points, for an 80-point total.
- ●MMA guidance says the general technical category uses random computerized selection for 2026 second-half enlistment targets, so license/certificate and bonus scores are not applied to selection ranking.
- ●Attendance and interview evaluation items are excluded from the 2026 first recruiting round onward.
- ●Vehicle driving specialties do not apply major scoring and are calculated with a fixed 20-point major score.
- ●Bonus points are capped at 10. Volunteer service and blood donation are added within one combined item, capped at 3 points.
- ●The official page notes that certified English score bonus is abolished for 2027 enlistment targets, so applicants should confirm the current recruiting round.
- ●Foreign licenses are not reflected in selection points, and private certificates must be checked against official registration or accreditation rules.
FAQ
Q.Can this calculate general technical Air Force scores?
It can show a reference calculation from the older score table, but MMA guidance says the general technical category uses random computerized selection for 2026 second-half enlistment targets, so license/certificate and bonus scores are not applied to selection ranking. The default result therefore shows scores as not applied.
Q.What makes up the technical specialist score?
It is a 100-point total: 50 points for license/certificate, 40 points for major, and 10 points for bonus items.
Q.Can bonus points exceed 10?
No. Even if selected bonus items add up to more than 10, only 10 bonus points are applied.
Q.Are volunteer service and blood donation added together?
Yes. Volunteer service points and blood donation points are added within one combined item, capped at 3 points. For example, 16 volunteer hours give 2 points and 1 blood donation gives 1 point, so the combined item is 3 points.
Q.How is vehicle driving major score calculated?
Vehicle driving specialties do not use major scoring. This calculator applies the official fixed 20-point score.
Q.Can the estimate differ from the actual selection score?
Yes. Specialty relevance, private certificate recognition, English score validity, specialty-specific bonus eligibility, and document review can change the official recognized score.
