New ACFT Score Calculator 2024 & 2023

The new ACFT calculator for 2024 is a tool the United States Army uses to calculate a soldier’s overall physical fitness performance during their annual Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT).

The new calculator replaces the old APFT calculator after introducing the new physical fitness test.

ACFT is the new army physical fitness test that measures a soldier’s physical fitness and readiness for combat.
The ACFT replaces the previous Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT) and reflects the physical demands of modern-day combat.
As of April 1, 2023, the ACFT test is now mandatory for all US Army soldiers.
The scores calculator calculates the soldier’s overall performance in their ACFT, considering their age and gender.

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New ACFT Promotion Points calculator

The ACFT test has six events to test a soldier’s strength, agility, and endurance, among other combat-related physical skills.

The promotion points calculator takes into account the six events included in the ACFT test, which are as follows:

Maximum Deadlift (MDL)
Hand Release Push-Up (HRP)
Standing Power Throw (SPT)
Plank Hold (PLK)
2-Mile Run (2MR)
Sprint Drag Carry (SDC)

ACFT Promotion Points Conversion Chart

The ACFT will contribute a total of 120 Army Promotion Points in 2024. Below is the conversion of the ACFT score to promotion points:

600 to 500 Conversion of Points

Score	Promotion Points
600	120
599-595	118
594-590	116
589-585	114
584-580	112
579-575	110
574-570	108
569-565	106
564-560	104
559-555	102
554-550	100
549-545	98
544-540	96
539-535	94
534-530	92
529-525	90
524-520	88
519-515	86
514-510	84
509-505	82
504-500	80

499 to 400 Conversion of Points

Score	Promotion Points
499-495	78
494-490	76
489-485	74
484-480	72
479-475	70
474-470	68
469-465	66
464-460	64
459-455	62
454-450	60
449-445	58
444-440	56
439-435	54
434-430	52
429-425	50
424-420	48
419-415	46
414-410	44
409-405	42
404-400	40

399 to 360 Conversion of Points

Score	Promotion Points
399-395	38
394-390	36
389-385	34
384-380	32
379-375	30
374-370	28
369-365	26
364-360	24

ACFT Scores

The minimum number of points a soldier requires to pass each ACFT event is 60, while the maximum is 100.
This means the minimum overall score you require to pass the Army Combat Fitness Test is 360, while the maximum score is 600, which is perfect.

The table below outlines the maximum and minimum overall scores by age and gender. Use the New Army ACFT Score Chart as a reference point for total scores for the six ACFT events.

Age Range	Maximum Score (Male & Female)	Minimum Score (Male & Female)
17-21	600	360
22-26	600	360
27-31	600	360
32-36	600	360
37-41	600	360
42-46	600	360
47-51	600	360
52-56	600	360
57-61	600	360
62+	600	360

ACFT Calculator 2024

Benefits of the Calculator

The new calculator is updated with the ACFT standards, ensuring soldiers get an accurate score.
As of October 2022, the ACFT Army Standards are based on a soldier’s age and gender.
Considering a soldier’s military occupational specialty (MOS) no longer applies in the new ACFT changes.

Specific Event Standards:

One of the benefits of the scoring calculator is that it considers the specific standards for each army fitness test event.

Promotion Point Calculation:

Another benefit of the new army scoring calculator is calculating the soldier’s ACFT promotion points.

Comparison with Previous Tests:

The score calculator provides a more accurate score than the Army Physical Fitness Test Calculator, which assumes the same standards across age and gender.

Continuous Updates:

The standards calculator has been updated since October 2022 and will continue to be updated.
The ACFT standards are subject to change as the Army continues to refine the test.

Tracking and Visualization:

The score calculator helps soldiers track their progress regularly.
Soldiers can input scores from previous ACFT event tests and track how well they have improved and where to focus their training and workout.
The ACFT Score Chart Calculator also visually shows a soldier’s progress, encouraging them to keep working toward their goals.

Alignment with Army Changes:

The Army keeps making changes to the ACFT, and the ACFT Calculator will also be updated to ensure that soldiers get the correct score to align with these changes.

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George N.

George N. is the founder of ArmyPRT.com. While he never actually served in the United States Army, he has a passion for writing about military-related topics.

Born and raised in Bozeman, Montana, he graduated from George State University with an MBA in Actuarial Science. His hobbies include beach volleyball, hiking, fishing, and lifting weights

George is also a certified nutritionist with a passion for health and fitness.