Army AFT Score Calculator
Enter your weight, repetitions and times. Get your five-event AFT score, event minimums and a clear next goal.
Real performance, chart-based scores. Enter your results to calculate event points and check the selected standard. This independent planning tool does not replace your official assessment record.
About the data ↓Calculate your score
Enter whole repetitions and recorded times as mm:ss. Points are looked up by age and scoring sex, without interpolation.
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Scores come from the linked official tables. Review the chart version, event minimums and supported assessment types below. Your unit determines eligibility and records your official result.
Open official standards ↗Enter your performance
The five-event AFT totals up to 500 points. Choose the general or sex-neutral combat standard, then enter weight, repetitions and times.
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Set a personal point target, compare your event breakdown, and save a snapshot on this device.
How to use this Army AFT calculator
- Enter your age on the test date and select the scoring sex and Army standard.
- Enter recorded performance. Use mm:ss for time fields.
- Review each event, your total, and the pass requirements. Save locally or print your summary.
Scoring rules and coverage
The general standard requires at least 300 total points and 60 in every event. The combat standard requires 350 total and 60 in every event, using the male/combat column for either sex. Your age on the test date selects the table.
This page scores a complete five-event AFT. Permanent-profile alternate events and the separate Combat Field Test (CFT) are not included. Select the standard required by your unit.
View the source scoring PDF →
Army AFT tables effective 1 June 2025. Source files and conversions verified 11 October 2026. Intermediate results receive the highest chart score actually achieved; no linear interpolation.
Frequently asked questions
Can a high total still be a failing result?
Yes. Missing an exercise minimum means the assessment does not pass, even if the total reaches your goal. A personal target is separate from the official passing standard.
Does changing age or sex change the points?
Yes. The calculator selects the corresponding official table. Army combat scoring uses the same age-specific male/combat column for both sexes.
Where are my measurements and results saved?
Only in this browser when you choose Save. One snapshot per calculator is stored locally; restoring it recalculates the raw results with the recorded profile. We use Google Analytics to understand site visits. This site's analytics code does not send your entered measurements, scores or snapshots.
Is this an official military calculator?
No. PT Score Kit is independent and unaffiliated with the U.S. military. It applies published tables for planning; your assessment administrator and official service records determine the result of an actual test.
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