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IPPT is a mandatory annual (within a 12-month period, i.e. your IPPT window) requirement for all eligible NSmen with PES A, B/ B1/ B2/ C1 status. As IPPT requirements are gazetted under the Enlistment Act, you will not receive notifications via SAF100 to participate in any IPPT activities.
Guidelines for Annual IPPT. Passing Criteria. You need to take and pass your annual IPPT within your IPPT window. The IPPT comprises 3 stations – Push-Ups, Sit-Ups and 2.4km Run. To pass, you need to score a minimum of 1 point in each station, and achieve a total score of at least 51 out of 100 points.
Individual Physical Proficiency Test (IPPT) Format. To encourage personal ownership of fitness, the simpler 3-station IPPT system was implemented on 1 Apr 2015, superseding the 5-station IPPT format. The new format comprises push-up and sit-up stations, and a 2.4km run.
The Individual Physical Proficiency Test ( IPPT) is a standard physical fitness test used by the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF), Singapore Police Force (SPF) [1] and Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) [2] to test the basic components of physical fitness and motor skills of their members.
Pre-Enlistee IPPT score. You can use our Pre-Enlistee IPPT score calculator for the number of points you attain for performing a specific number of sit-ups and push-ups within one minute, and for completing the 2.4km run in a specific timing. The total maximum possible score is 100 points.
As an NSman, you must attempt and pass your annual IPPT within your IPPT window. Find out more about the IPPT requirements, the different IPPT stations, and how to calculate your IPPT score.
IPPT Stations and Scoring System. Scoring and Calculation. You will earn points that are calibrated to your age group at each IPPT station. These age groups are adjusted within 3-year bands – see how they tally with the scores you can earn at the following IPPT stations: Push-Up Scoring Table. Sit-Up Scoring Table. 2.4km Run Scoring Table.
As IPPT requirements are gazetted under the Enlistment Act (Govt. Gazette No. 638-2021: Notice Requiring Persons to Report for IPPT and FIT), you will not be issued a recall order when you self-book your IPPT on NS Portal.
Jul 24, 2014 · SINGAPORE — Under a new scoring system for the new Individual Physical Proficiency Test (IPPT), National Servicemen need to accumulate at least 51 points — out of 100 — from three stations...
IPPT refers to the Individual Physical Proficiency Test (IPPT) which is a standard physical fitness test designed to gauge the basic physical fitness of Servicemen. All eligible NSmen are required to take the IPPT.
