Military PT test calculators

Score your Army, Navy, Air Force or Marine Corps fitness test and check the new waist-to-height body composition standards. Every calculator uses the current official score tables.

Army

AFT calculatorScore all five events, general or combat standard AFT score chartFull point tables by age and sex Army body compositionWaist-to-height ratio against the 0.55 limit

Navy

Navy PRT calculatorPoints and category for every event Navy PRT standardsFull tables by age group and sex Navy body compositionWaist-to-height screen, then body fat

Air Force

Air Force PT calculatorAll four components on the 2026 charts Air Force PT standardsScoring charts and the waist-to-height table

Marine Corps

Marine PFT calculatorPoints, total and class, with combat arms option Marine CFT calculatorMovement to contact, ammo lift, MANUF Marine body compositionWaist-to-height against the 0.52 limit

All branches

Waist-to-height ratioYour ratio against every branch's limit Standards comparedEvery branch's test and limits in one table

What changed in 2025 and 2026

Every branch now screens body composition with a waist-to-height ratio: your waist measurement divided by your height. The old height-and-weight charts are gone. The Army limit is under 0.55, the Marine Corps limit is 0.52, the Navy's first screen passes at 0.5499 or less, and the Air Force scores the ratio for up to 20 points of its fitness assessment.

The fitness tests changed too. The Army replaced the ACFT with the five-event Army Fitness Test in June 2025, with a higher sex-neutral standard for 21 combat specialties. The Air Force moved to a new scoring chart in March 2026. The Navy's current test guide is from December 2025. Marines in combat arms specialties take the PFT on the male tables with a 210 minimum from January 2026.