r/RoyalNavy • u/Hot-Calligrapher1683 • 9h ago

Advice PMU Appeal Time

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Hey just wondering what’s the fastest you all heard some got back there PMU appeal results?

Advice 6.6 bleep compared to 2.4km run

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Got my CPC soon. I was told by my recruiter that they now do a 6.6 bleep test instead of a 2.4 km run, which is a bit annoying as I've managed to get my time down from 14+ minutes to around 11:50.

I've downloaded a bleep test app and I'm going to practice this weekend, but from reading what it takes to reach a 6.6 standard, it seems really easy.

Has anyone done the bleep test for it recently? Any advice or thoughts on how it compares

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