what is the minimal score you need to have in order to pass the army pt test?
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depends on your age and sex
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I don't have any clear idea,even I took it for the first time this November.But, one of my bros,who has cleared even the second level and even got through the interview told me that scoring around above 75% in MAT and SAT as well can make you get through quite easily.Hope this helps.GOOD LUCK!!!
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best bet is to go for the highest mark. It does depend on the test though. my A+ said it was 80% but after i passed on my pass sheet is said 75% so my ACPT and ACDT both said 80 and were 80 my ACHDS said 70 and was 65 so i would assume the full 87% and hope your lucky and its lower
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All of the above answers are good.  Navy Boot Camp will require you to pass a Physical Readiness Test prior to graduation.  The amount of push-up, sit-up, and the time for a mile and a half run are all based on your age.  Your Recruiting station is responsible for administering the test and ensuring you pass it prior to shipping to RTC.  If you still can’t pass by the time you are scheduled to go they should drop you or change your ship date but probably won’t.  At Boot Camp you will get three more physical test.  At a minimum you have to pass the final one.  If you still can’t pass you will go to a physical conditioning division and stay there until you pass or until the Navy sends you home.  \n\nOther than that, the rest of Navy boot camp is 75% classroom.  You will do push-ups and other physical training daily to build teamwork and attention to detail.\n\nGood Luck\n\nRTC Link:\nhttp://www.nstc.navy.mil/rtcgl/
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From what i understand there is a American history/trivia style test (100 Q's) and a few other things.  I took this test an failed it.  By the way, Im in the military.
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honestly it dosn't really matter what your gt score was if its not at least a 110 forget about officer training or warrant officer training.\nas far as rank goes if you're not planning on a career in the army\nyou are given the first 4 ranks then at E5 it all depends on the number needed in your mos. example my squad leader is E5 promotable but he cant go to the board until my section leader gets his E6. then you have to look at your pt test,marksman skills\nany counseling statements that you might get etc. etc. alll of these things factor in to promotion. if your just in for 4 years dont sweat it you'll be given specialist within 3 years.you're recruiter should be able to show you an exact point system for each mos that you're thinking about.
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Question \nWhat is the minimum score required to pass the CompTIA A+ exams?  \n\nAnswer \nThe CompTIA A+ upgraded exams covering the 2003 objectives are graded on a scale of 100 – 900. The minimum score for the CompTIA A+ Core Hardware exam is 515 and the minimum score for the CompTIA A+ OS exam is 505.\n\nsource: http://comptia.org/support/default.aspx?faq_category=a\n\nSee http://www.comptia.org for other tests...
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Your score is not the only deciding factor. I would say a 600 is the least score you could have. Unless you have a co -signer.
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Well, you have to be fit, physically and mentally for starters. If deciding to enlist, go 18X. Have a good asvab score, not everyone can get special ops like that..... if that wasnt the case, like the devildogg said, go infantry, they will ask for volunteers for either rangers or airborne, take it, then later on, you can put in a request for selection, pass that and your in...... i tell you that rangers is more hardcore physically, but green berets is more mental.....
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18D. but since I'm a female, I can't do that. So....I'd say 68WN9. That's a physical therapy assistant. Or....92R. Parachute rigger. Orr...whatever EOD is. That would be one bad ass job.\n\nI kinda like being a 91J, though. *ahem* 68J,now.\n\n\nOr since you wanna be a PT, a 65B...that's a PT. That's what I'm hoping to be once I finish all my school. Look at the Army's PT school program. It's through Baylor Univ., but all the classes are held at Ft. Sam in San Antonio.
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Hi, Kelly!\n\nMost branches have their own requirements on physical training that they put out on their websites.  You can visit the recruiting websites namely the www.[military branch].com (e.g. www.airforce.com, www.navy.com) for more information.  They are the most accurate information you can acquired.  \n\nIn your question, you mentioned "officer training school" or (OTS) which is an   Air Force (AF) designation to train their potential officers.  If you are considering AF as your military career of choice, below is the URL to the OTS BOT (Basic Office Training) PFA (Physical Fitness Assessment) webpage:\nhttp://ots.afoats.af.mil/BOT/PCProgrom.htm\n\nThey also furnished a page on how to prepare yourself for the PFA:\nhttp://ots.afoats.af.mil/BOT/PFAenhance.htm\n\nWhile you are at their website, you will find other information that will be pertinent to you for your consideration as an AF officer.\n\n\nGood luck to you, OT (Officer Trainee) [last name] to be!
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the following is a rough estimate of the comparison between the scores of the two:\nCBT       |                  PBT\n40-47     |                   310-317\n47-57     |                  320-337\n60-70     |                   frm here on increment each   limit(above) by 20 points\n70-80     |\n83-93     |\n97-107    | \n110-123   |\n123-137   |\n140-153   |\n157-170   |                   480-497\n173-187   |                   500-517\n...       |                    ...\n...       |                    ...\n287-300   |                   660-677
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If you weight less than 150 pounds, it's usually 20 points plus some flex points and activity points.  If you weigh more you'll be allowed more points.
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It depends on how many total points you need.  A score of 5 is minimum.  Points for language are crucial for prospective immigrants whose first language is other than English.  You must have 67 points out of 100, so how many do you need on IELTS to reach 67?\n\nContrary to common belief, an applicant is not required to undertake the language test to prove his/her proficiency in the English language provided the applicant can produce alternate proof of proficiency in the language. \n\nThese links may help.  Good luck with it.
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The GPA of the US military is higher than that of the general population. You must have a minimal of a GED for the army the other branches much better many do not make the grade.
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go buy the asvab study guide ...its mostly common sense questions anyways
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Of course you already have many of the answers.  If you are going to Army Basic Training, then you will take a physical fitness test which consists of push ups, sit ups, and a two mile run.  So of course performing any of these will help you and prevent a lot of soreness early on.  My recommendation is every hour knock out 25 pushups and situps(or whatever you can do).  Most definately start running.  You will probably start off slow in Basic Training.  Most Army standards are four miles in 36 minutes (nine minute miles).  The Army increasingly uses pullups and chinups during physical training (PT).  So you might want to spend a little time working on your upper body strength.  The only other thing I would recommend is squats.  There is nothing better than the feeling you experience in your thighs after doing some lunges.  Walking might be a little painful the next day.  Don't worry it's a good pain, because you are improving yourself.  Don't worry, basic training is as fun as you make it.  We used to follow the drill sergeant around so that he would make us do push ups.  Its just a game.  I will have 23 years this summer and it keeps getting better.  Good luck and congratulations on your decision to serve your country.  I thank you!