The criteria for acceptance of compressive test for concrete are:

 1. Average strength: The average compressive strength of the three cubes should not be less than the specified characteristic strength.

2. Individual strength: No individual cube strength should be less than 80% of the specified characteristic strength.

3. Variation: The variation between the strengths of the three cubes should not exceed 15%.

4. Target mean strength: The target mean strength should be achieved, which is usually specified by the designer.

5. Standard deviation: The standard deviation of the strengths should be within acceptable limits, usually 5-10 MPa.

6. Number of tests: A minimum number of tests should be conducted, usually 3-6 cubes per test.

7. Test frequency: Tests should be conducted at regular intervals, usually weekly or fortnightly.

8. Testing age: Tests should be conducted at the specified age, usually 28 days.

9. Testing method: Tests should be conducted in accordance with the specified testing method, usually IS 516 or ASTM C39.

10. Equipment calibration: The testing equipment should be calibrated and certified.

Note: These criteria may vary depending on the project specifications, local regulations, and industry standards.