What is the score range indicating a candidate is not ready according to the P.O.I.N.T.S. scoring system?

The P.O.I.N.T.S. scoring system is designed to evaluate a candidate’s readiness for military service based on various criteria. A score in the range of 0-6 indicates that the candidate does not meet the necessary qualifications or standards required for readiness. This range suggests that significant improvements are needed in multiple areas for the candidate to be considered eligible for recruitment.

A lower score in this range can reflect deficiencies in key attributes such as physical fitness, mental aptitude, or other important qualities assessed during the recruiting process. This scoring system helps recruiters identify candidates that may require additional training, support, or time before they are can be successful candidates for enlistment.