Prt final score??

[itjoew]

Need to know how the PRT final scores should be calculated. Is it the sum of the points in each event or the average of the points in each event?? Final thing I need to submit my package.

 

[Python]

www.navy-prt.com

 

[squorch2]

OPNAVINST 6110.1H

From Enclosure 7, page 11, paragraph 10:

Overall score is category-level performance corresponding to the average of points accumulated on PRT events. Members must pass all three PRT events to receive an overall score.

 

[itjoew]

Thanks

 

[BACONATOR]

Random question related to PRT scores: I heard a JOPA rumor that PRT scores are now going to be included in our FITREPS and actually play a more significant role as of the next cycle. Any truth in that? Are we really moving away from pass/fail nature of the PRT?

 

[squorch2]

If you're talking about Navy-wide, then I'd wait until I saw a NAVADMIN. Nothing prevents the reporting senior from saying "it takes an Outstanding to make 5.0 in Military Bearing," however. (Yes, I know that the PRT instruction says "scores of excellent or outstanding are not required for a 5.0 in Military Bearing." That doesn't prevent the reporting senior from grading that way.)

 

[squorch2]

Alos, the PRT is not pass/fail - that's only how the block on your FITREP is written. There's a reason that the scores are broken out more than just "pass" or "fail."

 

[FlyBoyd]

I remember hearing something about the PRT score being (prominently) displayed (like your picture) during any board process at Millington. I'll see if I can find the brief that told me that if someone doesn't beat me to it.

Not exactly what I was looking for but a good read for the young dudes who want to know what goes into your FITREP and why http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/navmedmpte/nomi/Documents/CMC%20Links/FITREP-EVAL%20ROAD%20BRIEF.ppt