1. What is the Army ACFT Promotion Points Calculator?

Definition: This calculator converts an Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) score into promotion points used for advancement in the U.S. Army.

Purpose: It helps soldiers determine how their ACFT performance contributes to their total promotion points for career advancement.

2. How Does the Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the formula:

Where:

• \( Points \) — Promotion points earned (max 100)
• \( ACFT Score \) — Total score from the Army Combat Fitness Test (60-600)

Explanation: The formula converts the raw ACFT score into promotion points, with 60 being the minimum score and 600 being the maximum.

3. Importance of ACFT Promotion Points

Details: ACFT points contribute to a soldier's total promotion points, which are crucial for advancement to ranks like Sergeant (E-5) and Staff Sergeant (E-6).

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Enter your total ACFT score (between 60-600). The calculator will automatically compute your promotion points (capped at 100).

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What's the minimum ACFT score for points?
A: You must score at least 60 points on the ACFT to begin earning promotion points.

Q2: What's the maximum promotion points from ACFT?
A: The maximum promotion points you can earn from the ACFT is 100, achieved with a score of 600.

Q3: How often should I take the ACFT?
A: Soldiers typically take the ACFT twice per year, with the best score counting for promotion points.

Q4: Do all MOS use the same point calculation?
A: Yes, the ACFT promotion points calculation is standardized across all Military Occupational Specialties.

Q5: Where can I find my official ACFT score?
A: Your official score is recorded in the Army's Digital Training Management System (DTMS).