Stop doing the math on a scrap of paper after PT. NCO Kit's free AFT calculator takes your raw scores across all six Army Fitness Test events and gives you an instant point total and pass/fail result, calibrated to your age group and gender. No install, no CAC required, no Army network dependency.
Calculate Your AFT Score
Enter your six raw event scores. Get your total instantly.
Open AFT Calculator →What Is the AFT?
The Army Fitness Test (AFT) is the Army's current record fitness test, covering six events that measure strength, power, endurance, and mobility. Each event converts your raw performance — reps, time, or distance — into a point score based on your age group and gender, and the six event scores add up to your total.
How the Calculator Works
- Enter your age and select your gender. Scoring standards vary by both.
- Enter your raw result for each of the six events. Reps, time, or distance, exactly as scored on the test.
- Get your score instantly. The calculator converts each event to points using current Army standards and totals them for a pass/fail result.
Why Use a Calculator Instead of the Standards Table?
The official scoring tables are long, split by age bracket and gender, and easy to misread under fluorescent gym lighting at 0530. The calculator does the lookup for you — enter your numbers once and get an accurate total without cross-referencing six separate tables.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the AFT calculator free?
Yes, completely free — no account required to calculate a score.
What replaced the ACFT?
The Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) was renamed the Army Fitness Test (AFT), carrying forward the same six-event format.
Which six events does it score?
Enter your raw results for all six AFT events and the calculator converts each to points using current age- and gender-calibrated standards.
Does it account for age and gender?
Yes — standards vary by age group and gender, and the calculator applies the correct scale automatically.
Does it work on a government computer?
Yes. Browser-only, no install, no CAC, no Army network dependency.