USMC CFT Calculator
Score the Marine Corps Combat Fitness Test: Movement to Contact, Ammunition Lift and Maneuver Under Fire. Last verified 2026-10-30.
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Each event scores up to 100 points by age group and sex, for a maximum of 300. You need at least 40 points in every event and 150 total to pass.
- 1st Class: 235 points or more
- 2nd Class: 200 points or more
- 3rd Class: 150 points or more
Altitude-adjusted tables (4,500 ft and above) are not included.
Also see the USMC PFT calculator and the Marine Corps waist-to-height calculator.
FAQ
What is a passing CFT score?
At least 150 points out of 300, with at least 40 points in each event. 1st Class is 235+, 2nd Class is 200+ and 3rd Class is 150+.
What are the CFT events?
Movement to Contact (an 880-yard run), Ammunition Lift (lifting a 30 lb ammo can overhead as many times as possible in 2 minutes) and Maneuver Under Fire (a 300-yard course of crawls, a buddy drag and carry, ammo can carries and a grenade throw).
Does the 2026 combat arms rule apply to the CFT?
No. The male-table, 210-point combat arms standard from MARADMIN 613/25 applies to the PFT only.
Sources
- MCO 6100.13A w/Admin Ch-5 (28 May 2025), Marine Corps PFT/CFT - official order (tables 2-1..2-7, 3-1..3-5); NOT directly readable from this environment (403), values taken via the secondary extraction below
- MARADMIN 613/25 (18 Dec 2025) Advance notification of changes to the Marine Corps PFT and body composition evaluation process (combat arms scoring) - official, not directly readable (403); content via secondary summaries
- FitnessVolt Marine Corps PFT/CFT calculator pages: embedded full tables, stated verified 2026-10-02 against MCO 6100.13A Ch-5 (primary extraction source for table values)
- FitnessVolt Marine Corps CFT calculator (CFT table values)
- The Battle Bunker USMC PFT/CFT calculator (independent table encoding used for cell-by-cell cross-check)
- Military.com: Marines Get Tougher: 2026 Brings Unified Fitness Standards (MARADMIN 613/25 summary)
Unofficial calculator based on MCO 6100.13A tables. Your official score is the final word.