I think that your thread would have best been suited for a different forum, perhaps the 'Off Topic' as this forum is typically geared for discussions in direct relation to the Naval Academy.
At any rate, I am not extremely familiar with the ASTB; however, after a quick google search, I found some information that might be helpful. If you need to know more, I would start with a quick google search or maybe a phone call to the entity that administered your test.
Here is what I found from cliffnotes:
"If you want to become an aviator in the Navy, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard, you must pass the Aviation Selection Test Battery (ASTB)..
To derive your overall scores, your test scores are weighted, and four scores are derived:
Academic Qualifications Rating (AQR): (Score: 1–9) This score is a predictor of your performance in the academic portions of ground school training.
Pilot Flight Aptitude Rating (PFAR): (Score: 1–9) This score is a predictor of flight grades in primary flight training.
Flight Officer Flight Aptitude Training (FOFAR): (Score: 1–9) This score, like the PFAR, is a predictor of flight grades in primary flight training.
Officer Aptitude Rating (OAR): (Score: 20–80) This is a composite score derived from the combination of your test scores.
You must meet the following minimum scores to be considered for aviation training:
AQR: Navy: 3; Marine Corps: 4
PFAR (pilot): Navy: 4; Marine Corps: 6
FOFAR (info): Navy: 4; Marine Corps: 6
OAR: Navy and Marine Corps: 40"
I hope that his has helped!
