If a Sailor receives a Medical Waiver for the BCA and completes the PRT, what score will they receive?

If a Sailor receives a Medical Waiver for the Body Composition Assessment (BCA) and successfully completes the Physical Readiness Test (PRT), the appropriate outcome is that no score will be entered into the Physical Readiness Information Management System (PRIMS). This situation typically arises because the medical waiver indicates that the Sailor is not participating in the BCA due to health-related concerns, and thus, the PRT score alone does not reflect their readiness in the context of body composition as evaluated by the BCA.

The recordkeeping reflects the Sailor's unique situation, where only passing the PRT without completing the BCA means they are not scored in the conventional manner typically applied to the entire fitness evaluation. The absence of a BCA score leads to no score recorded in PRIMS, as the BCA is a crucial aspect of the complete assessment for fitness within the Navy. Therefore, the result of having no score entered acknowledges that the Sailor is still under medical review, ensuring that their records accurately represent their current qualifications and circumstances regarding physical readiness.