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BCMAP Monitor Certification Exam 2026-2027
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR
1. Which of the following are responsibilities of a Commanding Officer (CO) or Officer-in-
Charge (OIC) according to BCMAP policies?
Select ALL that apply.
A. Enforce compliance with weight and body composition standards and military appearance
✔
B. Ensure Marines receive a fair and impartial evaluation ✔
C. Select and assign a Force Fitness Instructor (FFI) and/or Command Physical Training
Representative (CPTR) ✔
D. Personally conduct all circumference measurements
E. Consider recommendations for temporary medical exemptions ✔
Rationale:
The CO/OIC ensures policy enforcement, fairness, proper appointments, and consideration of
medical recommendations, but does not personally perform all measurements.
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2. Marines have NOT met BCMAP standards when _______.
Select ALL that apply.
A. Body weight and body fat percentage exceed the maximum allowable limit for height ✔
B. Body fat percentage is below the minimum allowable limit ✔
C. Height is below Marine Corps standards
D. Weight exceeds standards but body fat is within limits
Rationale:
Failure occurs when weight/body fat exceed maximum limits or fall below minimum allowable
limits.
3. Which of the following are considered medical considerations that may affect a Marine’s
ability to comply with body composition standards?
Select ALL that apply.
A. Pregnancy ✔
B. Neuro-musculoskeletal (NMS) injuries ✔
C. Light or Limited Duty ✔
D. Medical Evaluation ✔
E. Underlying medical condition or disease ✔
F. Newly diagnosed or worsening medical condition or therapy ✔
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Rationale:
All listed conditions may impact a Marine’s ability to meet BCMAP standards.
4. Which reference lists the minimum and maximum weight according to height for Marines?
A. Marine Corps Body Composition Standards
B. DoD Body Composition Standards
C. DoD Height/Weight Standards ✔
D. BCMAP Evaluation Worksheet
Rationale:
DoD Height/Weight Standards establish allowable minimum and maximum weights by height.
5. Which reference is used to derive body fat percentage after circumference measurements?
A. Marine Corps Body Composition Standards ✔
B. DoD Height/Weight Standards
C. Medical Evaluation Board (MEB)
D. MAP Evaluation Form
Rationale:
Body fat percentage is calculated using Marine Corps Body Composition Standards tables.
BCMAP Monitor Certification Exam 2026-2027
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR
1. Which of the following are responsibilities of a Commanding Officer (CO) or Officer-in-
Charge (OIC) according to BCMAP policies?
Select ALL that apply.
A. Enforce compliance with weight and body composition standards and military appearance
✔
B. Ensure Marines receive a fair and impartial evaluation ✔
C. Select and assign a Force Fitness Instructor (FFI) and/or Command Physical Training
Representative (CPTR) ✔
D. Personally conduct all circumference measurements
E. Consider recommendations for temporary medical exemptions ✔
Rationale:
The CO/OIC ensures policy enforcement, fairness, proper appointments, and consideration of
medical recommendations, but does not personally perform all measurements.
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2. Marines have NOT met BCMAP standards when _______.
Select ALL that apply.
A. Body weight and body fat percentage exceed the maximum allowable limit for height ✔
B. Body fat percentage is below the minimum allowable limit ✔
C. Height is below Marine Corps standards
D. Weight exceeds standards but body fat is within limits
Rationale:
Failure occurs when weight/body fat exceed maximum limits or fall below minimum allowable
limits.
3. Which of the following are considered medical considerations that may affect a Marine’s
ability to comply with body composition standards?
Select ALL that apply.
A. Pregnancy ✔
B. Neuro-musculoskeletal (NMS) injuries ✔
C. Light or Limited Duty ✔
D. Medical Evaluation ✔
E. Underlying medical condition or disease ✔
F. Newly diagnosed or worsening medical condition or therapy ✔
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Rationale:
All listed conditions may impact a Marine’s ability to meet BCMAP standards.
4. Which reference lists the minimum and maximum weight according to height for Marines?
A. Marine Corps Body Composition Standards
B. DoD Body Composition Standards
C. DoD Height/Weight Standards ✔
D. BCMAP Evaluation Worksheet
Rationale:
DoD Height/Weight Standards establish allowable minimum and maximum weights by height.
5. Which reference is used to derive body fat percentage after circumference measurements?
A. Marine Corps Body Composition Standards ✔
B. DoD Height/Weight Standards
C. Medical Evaluation Board (MEB)
D. MAP Evaluation Form
Rationale:
Body fat percentage is calculated using Marine Corps Body Composition Standards tables.
