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ACFT Calculator

Estimate points for the six events of the retired Army Combat Fitness Test with simplified 17-21 thresholds. Not an official score; the AFT replaced it. How it works

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Total ACFT score (estimate, of 600)
360
Status PASS

About this estimate

The Army replaced the ACFT with the Army Fitness Test (AFT) as the test of record on June 1, 2025 (army.mil). This page is a simplified estimate, not an official score: it uses one straight-line scale per event for ages 17 to 21, cites no Army table, and gives 0 for any result short of the 60-point value. For an official score, use the AFT scoring tables published by the Army.

PASS means every event scores 60 or more; FAIL means an event is under 60.

Points by event

Deadlift60 pts
Standing Power Throw60 pts
Hand-Release Push-ups60 pts
Sprint-Drag-Carry60 pts
Plank60 pts
2-Mile Run60 pts

About the ACFT Calculator

In this estimate, 60 points in each of the six events gives a total of 360 and a PASS, and 100 points in each gives the maximum of 600. The Army replaced the ACFT with the Army Fitness Test (AFT) on June 1, 2025, so this page is a simplified estimate of ACFT points from 17-21 thresholds, not an official score.

ACFT thresholds this estimate uses (ages 17-21)

EventMale: 60 pointsMale: 100 pointsFemale: 60 pointsFemale: 100 points
Deadlift140 lb340 lb120 lb210 lb
Standing Power Throw6.0 m12.5 m3.9 m8.4 m
Hand-Release Push-ups10 reps60 reps10 reps48 reps
Sprint-Drag-Carry2:281:333:102:04
Plank1:303:401:303:40
2-Mile Run22:0013:2226:0018:40

Between the two values the points rise in a straight line and are rounded; short of the 60-point value an event scores 0.

How to use this tool

  1. Choose male or female, then enter each event: deadlift in lb, power throw in m, push-ups as whole reps, and the sprint-drag-carry, plank and 2-mile run as M:SS.
  2. Read the points for each event and the total out of 600.
  3. For an official score, use the scoring tables the Army publishes.

Frequently asked questions

Is the ACFT still used?
No. According to army.mil, the Army Fitness Test (AFT) replaced the ACFT as the Army’s test of record on June 1, 2025. New combat-specialty scoring standards begin January 1, 2026 for the active component and June 1, 2026 for the Reserve and National Guard. This page does not score the AFT.
How is each event scored in this calculator?
Linearly between two values: 60 points at the minimum and 100 at the maximum, rounded to a whole number. A male plank of 1:30 scores 60, 2:00 scores 69, 2:35 scores 80 and 3:40 scores 100. A male 2-mile run of 20:00 scores 69 and 21:00 scores 65.
How many points do I need to pass?
In this estimate a PASS means at least 60 in every event, which is a total of at least 360. The Army sets its own minimums, so check its tables for the real ones.
Why does 9 push-ups score 0?
The male 60-point value in this estimate is 10 push-ups, and an event below its 60-point value scores 0. With 9 push-ups and the other five events at 60 the total is 300 and the result is FAIL.
Does age matter in this calculator?
No. It uses one set of thresholds for ages 17 to 21 and has no age input, so a phrase like "acft male 22" does not change the result.
Why is my total lower than my ACFT scorecard?
This estimate has no points below an event’s 60-point value: anything short of it scores 0, and its 60-point and 100-point values are one straight-line scale per event with no Army table cited. A scorecard from the Army’s own tables can differ event by event, so read this total as a rough guide only.

Reading the event points and the total

Each event shows its points from 0 to 100, and the total adds the six into a score out of 600. PASS needs 60 or more in every event, so a high total can still fail: five male events at 100 points with 9 push-ups give 500 and FAIL.

The tool has no scale below an event's 60-point value. One rep or one second short of it scores 0, which is why a single weak event drops the total so far, and why its total should not be compared with an Army scorecard. Change one entry at a time to see what a better event is worth: a male 2-mile run of 21:00 instead of 22:00 adds 5 points.

How the estimate is scored

The six events are the deadlift (lb), standing power throw (m), hand-release push-ups (reps), sprint-drag-carry, plank and 2-mile run (the last three as M:SS). Each event scores 0 short of its 60-point value and 100 at its 100-point value. In between, points = 60 + 40 × (result − p60) ÷ (p100 − p60), where p60 and p100 are the 60-point and 100-point values, rounded to a whole number. The total is the sum of the six, out of 600, and PASS means every event is at least 60.

Example, male defaults: a 140 lb deadlift, 6.0 m throw, 10 push-ups, 2:28 sprint-drag-carry, 1:30 plank and 22:00 run each score 60, so the total is 360 and the result is PASS. With 9 push-ups, that event scores 0, the total is 300 and the result is FAIL.

No Army table is cited for the 60-point and 100-point values, and one set, for ages 17 to 21, is used at every age. An entry the tool cannot read, such as a time without a colon or a part of a push-up, gets a message instead of points, and the page shows no total until all six entries are valid.

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