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How does my practice ASVAB score equate to the real ASVAB?

I recently took a practice ASVAB test from a study guide (REA TESTware) and as far as i can tell there is no way to equate it exactly to a real ASVAB score but i would like to have a general idea about where i stand atm with no prior studying.

Currently I'm a freshman in college and my goal is to become a pilot (fixed or rotary wing) in the USN, USMC, or USAF.

The Scores break down like this:

Overall: 150/200 (75%)
General Science: 21/25 (84%)
Arithmetic Reasoning: 24/30 (80%)
Word Knowledge: 31/35 (88.57%)
Paragraph Comprehension: 14/15 (93.33%)
Auto & Shop: 17/25 (68%)
Math Knowledge: 15/25 (60%)
Mechanical Comprehension: 15/25 (60%)
Electronics Information: 15/20 (75%)

There's no way to convert those numbers to an ASVAB score. However, the AFQT (overall) score on the ASVAB is based on your scores on the Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, Arithmetic Reasoning, and Mathematics Knowledge sections, so it stands to reason that if you did well on those sections (and it looks like you did fairly well) then your score should be relatively high.

Pilots in the Air Force, Marines, and Navy--to the best of my knowledge--are officers. In the Marines and Navy, officer candidates take a test called the ASTB; Air Force officer candidates take the AFOQT. I think Marine candidates may also take the ASVAB, but don't quote me on that. To find out the specifics (and take a practice ASVAB that will give you a sample score), contact a recruiter in your area.

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How many times can i take the private pilot knowledge test?

and practical exam (oral and checkride) theoretically lets say i fail the private pilot knowledge test? how many times can I take it?

As many as you are willing to pay for.. The tests now cost $150 per test. I would try my best to get the 70 or better

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