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1.5-Mile Run · FBI Special Agent PFT

How fast is
fast enough?

Enter your 1.5-mile time and see exactly where it scores on the FBI Special Agent Physical Fitness Test — the selection standard for Special Agent candidates.

Standard

Your 1.5-mile time

:

minsec

7:00 11:40 20:00

Full scoring scale · FBI Male

Points	Time range	Band

—

FBI PFT scale · −2 to +10 points

Enter your time

— · per event

Where you land on the scale 11:30

You

8:59 or faster 14:00 or slower

+7 to +10

+1 to +6 (pass)

0 to −2 (fail)

Built on FITDAT

ScoreMy 1.5-Mile uses test_1_5_mile_run v1.0.0 from the FITDAT open library, scored against the FBI's published std_1_5_mile_fbi_pft_male and std_1_5_mile_fbi_pft_female StandardSets. Same test, two populations, two distributions — one consistent spec. Developers can build their own scoring apps on the same foundation. Learn how →

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FITDAT test specification proto_1_5_mile_run_v1 Full spec →

1.5-Mile Run — test protocol

Measures aerobic endurance. A single continuous timed run over 1.5 miles (2,414 m) on a flat, measured course. Standing start, single all-out effort, time from start signal to finish line crossing.

Equipment required

Stopwatch or electronic timing — accurate to 0.1s
Measured 1.5-mile course, 400m track (6 laps), or 1/4-mile track
GPS device with ±1% distance accuracy (alternative to measured course)

Test guidelines

Standing start at the start line
Single all-out continuous effort — not paced for training
Time from start signal to finish line crossing
Course grade must not exceed ±2% over any 400m segment
No external pacing (vehicle or bicycle escort)

Valid surfaces

Certified running track
Measured flat road or path
GPS-verified route (±1% tolerance)

Treadmill is not valid for certified administration. Belt speed and grade vary across machines, and treadmill running energy cost differs materially from overground.