Marine Corps PFT Calculator
Enter the official 0–100 point value for each PFT event from the current MCO table or official USMC worksheet. This version avoids inventing incomplete age- and sex-specific lookup tables.
- PFT Class Code
- 1
- Aggregate Pass Flag
- 1
- All Events at Least 40 Points
- 1
- Planning Pass Flag
- 1
- Combat-Arms 210-Point Margin
- 50 points
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The result shows total PFT points, class code, aggregate pass status, combat-arms threshold margin, and whether any entered event score is below the general 40-point event floor.
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How to Use This Calculator
First use the current MCO 6100.13A scoring table or official USMC worksheet to convert performance in the upper-body, plank, and aerobic events to points. Enter those three point values here and select whether the Marine is subject to the 2026 combat-arms standard.
Formula & Methodology
Each event is worth up to 100 points, for a maximum total of 300. The calculator sums the three official event scores. It identifies first, second, or third class using 235, 200, and 150 total-point thresholds and checks the 2026 combat-arms minimum of 210 when selected.
Example: 82, 90, and 88 event points
Three event scores of 82, 90, and 88 total 260 points, which is first class. A 260 also exceeds the 2026 combat-arms 210-point aggregate requirement.
This version does not convert repetitions or run/row time into points. Those tables vary by age, sex, event option, altitude, and policy. It requires official event scores as inputs. Passing also depends on event minimums, exemptions, proper administration, and current orders.
Unofficial tool; not endorsed by the U.S. Marine Corps. The current MCO, MARADMINs, official worksheet, and command determination control. Verify standards before any official or career decision.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the maximum Marine Corps PFT score?
- The maximum is 300 points, with up to 100 points from each of three events.
- What changed for combat-arms Marines in 2026?
- The Marine Corps announced sex-neutral scoring using the male age-normed standard and a minimum aggregate score of 210 for covered combat-arms PMOSs.
- Does this calculator convert pull-ups or run time to points?
- No. Enter event points from the current official scoring table or worksheet.
- What totals correspond to PFT classes?
- This calculator uses 235 for first class, 200 for second class, and 150 for third class.
- Can a high total offset a failed event?
- No. Official event minimums still apply; the calculator flags any entered event score below 40.
Last updated 7/20/2026