Score calculators for every US armed-forces fitness test — built from the official orders, free, and usable offline.
Pick your branch. Each calculator scores every event, shows your class or category, and back-calculates what you need on your remaining events to hit the score you're chasing.
Every calculator here is mobile-ready and works offline once loaded. Save one (or this page) to your home screen and it opens full-screen like an app.
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About This Site
Free score calculators for the fitness test of every US military service, in one place. Pick your branch, enter your events, and see your score, your class or category, and what you still need on the events you have left.
Every score comes from the service’s own published scoring tables, and each official document is named on its calculator page. Before any change goes live, an automated check compares every calculator against every cell of those tables, more than 50,000 values in all.
The site is unofficial. It is run by an independent developer with a Marine Corps background and is not connected to the Department of Defense, the Department of Homeland Security or any service. Your official score is always the one your command records.
Spotted a difference from your scoresheet? Email contact@militaryptcalc.com with the event, your age group and the score you expected.
What Changed in 2025–26
Five of the six services changed their fitness test in 2025 or 2026. A calculator or chart made before 2026 is likely to be wrong.
Air Force: PFRA replaces the PFA
Scored testing under the new Physical Fitness Readiness Assessment began 1 July 2026 (AFMAN 36-2905).
The run is now 2 miles, or the 20-meter HAMR shuttle. Waist-to-height ratio is scored, up to 20 points.
Everyone tests every 6 months. The scoring charts in use are the 17 March 2026 version.
Army: AFT replaces the ACFT
The Army Fitness Test became the test of record on 1 June 2025. The standing power throw is gone, leaving five events and 500 points.
Pass is 60 points on every event and 300 in total. Soldiers in combat jobs must reach 350, on a standard that is the same for men and women.
Coast Guard: first service-wide test
A Physical Fitness Test is required of all members from 1 July 2026 (COMDTINST 6100.1): push-ups, forearm plank, then a 1.5-mile run, 2,000 m row or swim.
Each event is scored from 45 to 100 by age group and sex. Pass is at least 45 on every event.
The Coast Guard Academy now uses a 300-point version of the same test for applicants and cadets.
Marine Corps: same tables, two new rules
The PFT and CFT scoring tables (MCO 6100.13A) did not change.
Since 1 January 2026, Marines in combat arms jobs are scored on the male PFT table and need at least 210 (MARADMIN 613/25).
Body composition moved to a waist-to-height measure, with allowances for high PFT and CFT scores (MARADMIN 066/26).
Navy: new program rules for 2026
The Physical Readiness Program was reissued for 2026 (OPNAVINST 6110.1L), with two test cycles a year. Failures from before 2026 were reset.
Pass is at least Probationary on every event; the overall score is the average of the events.
Space Force: its own test
Guardians now take the Human Performance Assessment (SPFMAN 36-2905): cardio 60 points, muscular strength 20 (push-ups) and muscular endurance 20 (sit-ups, reverse crunch or plank, the same events the Air Force calls “core”). Body composition is checked separately and not scored.
The 2-mile run is required for at least one of the two tests each year.
The Space Force has not published its point tables on a public website. This calculator uses an unofficial copy and says so on the page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this an official calculator?
No. It is an independent site built from the services’ public scoring documents. Use it to plan and train; your command’s scoresheet is the record.
How do I know the scores are right?
Every table is copied from the official document named on each page, and an automated check compares every value before each update goes live. If your scoresheet disagrees, please email us so it can be checked and fixed.
Is my information saved or sent anywhere?
Your entries stay on your phone, saved in your browser so they are there next time. Nothing you type is sent to this site. The privacy policy has the details.
Does it work without a signal?
Once a calculator page has loaded, all the scoring happens on your phone, so a weak signal does not matter while the page is open. Whether it opens with no signal at all depends on whether your phone has kept a copy of the page.
Why does another calculator give me a different score?
Most often it still uses the scoring tables from before 2025–26. Check which document and date each calculator is built on.
How often is the site updated?
The standards are re-checked every few months, and as soon as a service announces a change.