Marine CFT Calculator 2026 | Marine Corps CFT Score

Marine Corps Combat Fitness Test

Marine CFT Calculator

Calculate your Marine Corps Combat Fitness Test score using your age, gender, and performance in all three CFT events.

Marine CFT Calculator 2026 · Uses current published Marine Corps CFT scoring tables and classification requirements.

Three-event scorecard

Marine Corps CFT Score Calculator

Enter Movement to Contact, Ammo Can Lifts, and Maneuver Under Fire results. Scores are calculated only after you click the button.

2026 reference
Current guidance
MCO 6100.13A W/ADMIN CH-5 remains the Marine Corps publication page for PFT/CFT standards. The 2026 combat-arms sex-neutral change announced in December 2025 applies to the PFT; this calculator does not apply that PFT-specific rule to CFT scoring. Review the 2026 fitness standards announcement.
Your informationAge group: 21–25
Select the applicable CFT scoring column.
years
Supported groups: 17–20 through 51+.
01
MTC · 880 yards

Movement to Contact

Min —
min
sec
100-point / 40-point standards
02
ACL · 30-lb can

Ammo Can Lifts

Min —
reps
100-point / 40-point standards
03
MANUF · 300 yards

Maneuver Under Fire

Min —
min
sec
100-point / 40-point standards
Enter your CFT results

Your total score and all three event scores will appear here after you click Calculate CFT Score.

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How the Marine CFT Calculator Works

Enter personal informationGender and age select the applicable published CFT scoring column.
Enter all three CFT performancesUse exact MTC and MANUF times plus your accepted Ammo Can Lift repetitions.
Calculate the total CFT scoreThe three event scores are added and checked against the CFT minimum and classification rules.

Three combat-oriented events

Marine Corps CFT Events

The CFT measures short-duration, combat-related physical performance rather than duplicating the general endurance emphasis of the PFT.

01

Movement to Contact

An 880-yard timed movement in boots and utility uniform. Faster times receive higher scores.

02

Ammo Can Lifts

Repeated overhead lifts of a 30-pound ammunition can during the event period. More accepted repetitions score higher.

03

Maneuver Under Fire

A 300-yard timed course incorporating combat-related movement tasks. Faster completion receives more points.

Official scoring boundaries

Marine CFT Scoring Standards

The table below summarizes the published 100-point maximum and 40-point minimum performance boundaries for each age group. The calculator uses the event scoring curves represented by the official Marine Corps tables.

AgeMTC 100MTC MinACL 100ACL MinMANUF 100MANUF Min
Source: U.S. Marine Corps PFT/CFT Standards and MCO 6100.13A.

Classification

Understanding Your CFT Score

Each event is worth up to 100 points. A Marine must meet the minimum performance requirement in all three events; failing any one event fails the CFT regardless of the total.

235–3001st Class

Highest CFT classification, provided every event minimum is met.

200–2342nd Class

Second-class total with all event minimums satisfied.

120–1993rd Class

Third-class range; the 120 floor corresponds to three 40-point event minimums.

2026 policy context

What Changed in 2026?

The Marine Corps announced sex-neutral scoring for the PFT for Marines in combat-arms Primary Military Occupational Specialties beginning January 1, 2026, using the male age-normed PFT standard and a 210-point minimum.

The cited announcement does not state that the CFT age- and sex-based tables were replaced by that combat-arms PFT rule. For that reason, this page keeps the current published CFT scoring structure and does not invent a universal sex-neutral CFT standard.

Always check the latest Marine Corps Order, MARADMINs, and unit guidance for policy changes that supersede the scoring tables used here.

Different purposes

Marine CFT vs. Marine PFT

The CFT emphasizes combat-oriented movement, loaded lifting, agility, and high-intensity functional work. The PFT is the Marine Corps' general physical fitness assessment built around upper-body, core, and aerobic performance.

Training focus

How to Improve Your CFT Score

Use your event breakdown to identify the lowest score first. Training should build the specific qualities needed for the CFT without turning every session into a maximal test.

Sprint intervals

Develop repeatable speed and recovery for the Movement to Contact.

Loaded movement

Build controlled work capacity with appropriate loads and good mechanics.

Ammo-can practice

Develop overhead lifting endurance with consistent, test-legal repetitions.

Agility work

Practice direction changes, crawls, carries, and transitions under control.

Functional strength

Train legs, trunk, grip, and upper body to support all three events.

Recovery

Progress gradually and allow enough recovery to maintain training quality.

Additional questions

Marine CFT Calculator FAQ

Does one failed CFT event fail the entire test?

Yes. MCO 6100.13A states that Marines must achieve the minimum performance requirement in all three events; failing any one event constitutes failure of the CFT.

Does this calculator include altitude scoring?

No. It uses the standard MTC and MANUF tables. The Marine Corps publishes separate altitude-compensation tables for qualifying locations at or above 4,500 feet; Ammo Can Lifts have no altitude compensation.

What happens if I perform better than the 100-point standard?

The event remains capped at 100 points, so the maximum possible total CFT score is 300.

Why is my age group different after my birthday?

The published scoring tables use fixed age bands. When your age enters a new band, the applicable maximum and minimum performance values can change.

Is the 2026 combat-arms sex-neutral rule included here?

The December 2025 Marine Corps announcement applies that rule to the PFT. This CFT calculator does not extend a PFT-specific rule to CFT scoring without CFT-specific official guidance.

Is this an official Marine Corps calculator?

No. It is an independent informational tool using published Marine Corps CFT standards. Official records and decisions remain controlled by current Marine Corps guidance.

Disclaimer: This calculator is provided for informational and training purposes only. It is not an official U.S. Marine Corps calculator. Always refer to current Marine Corps guidance and your unit for official testing requirements.
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