Pass — 51 pts
Meets the basic annual requirement. All three stations must register points.
Singapore Armed Forces · Individual Physical Proficiency Test
The IPPT pass mark is 51 points — but where do your push-ups, sit-ups and 2.4 km timing land you? This guide breaks down the scoring bands, and the free IPPT calculator turns your station numbers into an instant score and award tier.
Every IPPT result lands somewhere on a 100-point track. Four thresholds matter: the pass mark, the cash-incentive line, and the Silver and Gold award bands.
Meets the basic annual requirement. All three stations must register points.
Unlocks the monetary incentive tier for eligible NSmen on top of a standard pass.
Intermediate award band with a higher cash incentive for eligible service categories.
The highest recognition tier under the current IPPT framework.
The three-station format weights the run twice as heavily as either strength station. Half your score is decided by your 2.4 km timing alone.
| Station | What it measures | Max points |
|---|---|---|
| 2.4 km run | Cardiovascular endurance, scored by completion time | 50 |
| Push-ups | Upper-body strength — valid reps within the time limit | 25 |
| Sit-ups | Core endurance — valid reps within the time limit | 25 |
| Maximum total | 100 | |
Yes — the activities stay the same, but the conversion tables don't. IPPT scoring is banded by age group and gender category, so a 12:30 run earns different points for a 22-year-old and a 40-year-old. That's why a generic points table is easy to misread, and why most people check their numbers against an age-aware tool like the one at ipptscorecalculator.com instead of estimating by hand.
You only need three numbers from your last training session. The calculator applies the current SAF scoring bands for your profile and shows the result instantly.
Select your age at the time of the attempt and your gender category. This decides which scoring band applies.
Key in your push-up count, sit-up count, and 2.4 km timing in minutes and seconds.
You'll see your total out of 100, your award tier, and exactly how many points you are from the next band.
Training for a specific tier? Knowing you're 4 points from Silver changes how you train this week.
Check your IPPT score nowAward tiers aren't just bragging rights — Incentive, Silver and Gold map to cash incentive levels for eligible NSmen, and your tier resets with every annual window.
Eligibility windows, NSF rules and PES categories all affect what applies to you — the IPPT eligibility guide covers who needs to test and when.
51 points out of 100, with at least 1 point in every station. A zero in any single station means a fail, even if your total is above 51.
Yes. The run carries a maximum of 50 points, against 25 each for push-ups and sit-ups. Improving your run timing is usually the fastest way to move up an award band.
Scoring is banded by age group and gender category. Older bands need fewer reps or slower timings for the same points, which keeps the standard consistent across profiles.
Outcomes depend on your service category and window — typically remedial training requirements apply. Check your specific situation against your unit's current policy.
Use the free IPPT score calculator — it applies the current age- and gender-banded tables and shows your award tier and the gap to the next band.