Scored on: The tests in force in 2026. Rules checked 12 November 2026.
Military PT test calculator: physical fitness test scores for every service
All four services changed their fitness test or body composition rules in 2025 or 2026. Score a military PT test on the tables in force today. The Army Fitness Test passes at 300 points, or 350 for combat specialties, with 60 in every event.
This is not an official score. It is an estimate for planning, and the score your unit records is the one that counts. This website is independent and is not affiliated with the US government or any military service.
Rule sets: Army score tables effective 1 June 2025, Air Force charts effective 1 March 2026, Marine Corps order of 28 May 2025, Navy guide tables of December 2025. Rules last checked on 12 November 2026.
Army: Army Fitness Test
- AFT score calculatorPoints for all five Army Fitness Test events, the total, and what the next point costs.
- AFT standards chartThe Army Fitness Test score tables by age group, for the general and the combat standard.
- Army body fat calculatorThe waist-to-height check that replaced the Army tape test in July 2026.
- Army height and weight calculatorThe weight range for your height, for applicants and from the retired screening table.
- Army rules and change logThe rule sets in force, what changed and when, and where each comes from.
Air Force: Physical Fitness Readiness Assessment
- Air Force PT calculatorThe 100 point score for the 2026 assessment: run or shuttle, strength, core and waist.
- Air Force PT standardsThe scoring charts for every component and age group, effective 1 March 2026.
- Air Force waist-to-height calculatorYour ratio, cut to two decimals the way the manual does it, and its points out of 20.
- Air Force rules and change logThe rule sets in force, what changed and when, and where each comes from.
Marine Corps: Physical Fitness Test and Combat Fitness Test
- Marine Corps PFT calculatorPull-ups or push-ups, plank and the 3 mile run or row, scored to 300 with your class.
- Marine Corps CFT calculatorMovement to contact, ammunition can lifts and maneuver under fire, scored to 300.
- Marine Corps PFT standardsThe PFT score tables by age group and sex, with the altitude tables.
- Marine Corps rules and change logThe rule sets in force, what changed and when, and where each comes from.
Navy: Physical Readiness Test
- Navy PRT calculatorPush-ups, plank and the 1.5 mile run, row or swim, with the category for each event.
- Navy PRT standardsThe PRT tables for all 11 age groups, at sea level and above 5,000 feet.
- Navy body fat calculatorThe two-step body composition check from the June 2026 guide: waist first, then body fat.
- Navy rules and change logThe rule sets in force, what changed and when, and where each comes from.
Military PT test standards: what each service tests
| Service | Test | Events | Top score | To pass |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Army | Army Fitness Test | Deadlift, hand-release push-up, sprint-drag-carry, plank, 2 mile run | 500 | 300, or 350 for combat specialties, with 60 in every event |
| Air Force | Physical Fitness Readiness Assessment | Run or shuttle, push-ups, a core exercise, waist-to-height ratio | 100 | 75, with a minimum in each exercise component |
| Marine Corps | Physical Fitness Test | Pull-ups or push-ups, plank, 3 mile run | 300, or 270 if push-ups replace pull-ups | 150, or 210 in combat arms specialties, with the minimum in every event |
| Marine Corps | Combat Fitness Test | Movement to contact, ammunition can lift, maneuver under fire | 300 | 150, with the minimum in every event |
| Navy | Physical Readiness Test | Push-ups, forearm plank, 1.5 mile run | 100, the average of three events | Probationary, worth 45 points, or better in every event |
PT stands for physical training, and each service gives its PT test a different name. The guide to what PT means in the military sets the names side by side.
Where the numbers come from
Each service publishes its own score tables, and those are the only tables used here. The Army's are a nine page file on its fitness test site. The Air Force posts its charts through the Air Force Personnel Center. The Marine Corps prints its tables in the order that governs both tests. The Navy prints them in its Physical Readiness Test guide.
- Army: Army Fitness Test Score Tables, effective 1 June 2025, and Army Directive 2025-06 of 17 April 2025
- Air Force: AFMAN 36-2905 of 24 March 2026 and the scoring charts effective 1 March 2026
- Marine Corps: MCO 6100.13A with Administrative Change 5, 28 May 2025
- Navy: Physical Readiness Program Guide-5A, tables dated December 2025
Each result names its rule set: the publication, its date and the day it took effect. Rules change, so every calculator also shows the day its rules were last checked against the source.
Scoring questions no service answers in writing
None of the four services says in writing how to score a result that falls between two rows of a table. Every calculator here gives the points of the highest row you reach, which is how the Army's sample scorecards are scored.
Where a document is silent on something else, the calculator that depends on it says so next to the result.
Services that are not covered
The Space Force and the Coast Guard run their own fitness programs with their own tables. Neither is scored here. AFMAN 36-2905 points Space Force readers to SPFMAN 36-2905.
Questions about military PT test scores
Which fitness test does each service use in 2026?
The Army uses the Army Fitness Test. The Air Force uses the Physical Fitness Readiness Assessment. The Marine Corps runs the Physical Fitness Test in the first half of the year and the Combat Fitness Test in the second. The Navy uses the Physical Readiness Test.
Is the ACFT still the Army's test?
No. The Army Fitness Test replaced the Army Combat Fitness Test on 1 June 2025. It has five events and drops the standing power throw.
Does the Air Force still run 1.5 miles?
No. AFMAN 36-2905 of 24 March 2026 replaced the 1.5 mile run with a 2 mile run or the 20 meter shuttle run, and added a waist-to-height score worth 20 of the 100 points.
Are these official scores?
No. They are estimates for planning, worked out from the official tables. The score your unit records on test day is the one that counts.
Do the calculators keep what I type?
No. Every calculation runs in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent anywhere or stored.
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Sources
6 official documents
- US Army. Army Fitness Test Score Tables, approved 15 May 2025, effective 1 June 2025. Read 12 November 2026.
- Army Publishing Directorate. Army Directive 2025-06, Army Fitness Test, 17 April 2025. Read 12 November 2026.
- Air Force Personnel Center. AFMAN 36-2905, Air Force Physical Fitness Readiness Program, 24 March 2026. Read 12 November 2026.
- Air Force Personnel Center. USAF Physical Fitness Readiness Assessment scoring charts, effective 1 March 2026. Read 12 November 2026.
- US Marine Corps. MCO 6100.13A with Administrative Change 5, Marine Corps Physical Fitness and Combat Fitness Tests, 28 May 2025. Read 12 November 2026.
- US Navy, MyNavy HR. Physical Readiness Program Guide-5A, Physical Readiness Test, tables dated December 2025. Read 12 November 2026.
By the Military PT Test Calculator team. Each calculator reads the service's own score table. Every table was copied from the official PDF twice, the two copies were compared, and each calculator was tested against every printed cell.
Last updated on 13 November 2026. How pages are made: editorial policy.