| P | Athlete | Nation | Points | Results | By 1985 |
| 1 | Valter Külvet | URS | 7915 | 11,30 - 6.99 - 14.75 - 2.10 - 50,40 - 15,27 - 48.74 - 4.40 - 59.70 - 4.39,63 |
7880 |
| 2 | Christian Schenk | GDR | 7607 | 11,51 - 7.35 - 13.36 - 2.13 - 49,51 - 15,10 - 39.76 - 3.60 - 54.34 - 4.22,52 |
7552 |
| 3 | Vasili Potapenko | URS | 7465 | 11,34 - 7.20 - 12.10 - 1.92 - 50,99 - 14,74 - 40.04 - 4.50 - 53.32 - 4.35,66 |
7413 |
| 4 | Otto Petrovic | AUT | 7354 | 11,84 - 6.63 - 13.20 - 2.07 - 51,78 - 15,70 - 35.22 - 4.40 - 67.66 - 4.36,20 |
7315 |
| 5 | Petri Keskitalo | FIN | 7340 | 10,93 - 7.38 - 12.29 - 1.98 - 50,69 - 15,43 - 37.46 - 4.60 - 51.60 - 5.13,11 |
7273 |
| 6 | Knut Harald Gundersen | NOR | 7248 | 11,50 - 6.77 - 13.60 - 1.95 - 51,24 - 15,84 - 37.86 - 4.40 - 48.94 - 4.30,00 |
7154 |
| 7 | Jürgen Mandl | AUT | 7237 | 11,14 - 6.74 - 12.82 - 1.89 - 50,51 - 15,07 - 34.86 - 4.40 - 57.12 - 4.52,23 |
7168 |
| 8 | Jens Petersson | GDR | 7091 v |
11,29 - 7.30 - 13.26 - 1.89 - 50,23 - 15,85 - 35.72 - 4.10 - 45.50 - 4.48,53 |
6998 |
| 9 | Kaj Ekman | FIN | 7028 v |
11,14 - 6.51 - 10.58 - 1.98 - 49,88 - 15,54 - 33.44 - 4.30 - 42.22 - 4.23,14 |
6940 |
| 10 | Enno Tjepkema | NED | 7012 | 11,22 - 6.44 - 12.36 - 1.80 - 50,43 - 15,71 - 40.02 - 3.90 - 56.40 - 4.42,09 |
6918 |
| 11 | Sten Ekberg | SWE | 7004 | 11,58 - 6.70 - 11.20 - 1.95 - 51,99 - 15,39 - 38.50 - 3.90 - 54.94 - 4.34,79 |
6922 |
| 12 | Paul Mul | NED | 6959 | 11,51 - 6.86 - 11.18 - 1.98 - 51,29 - 16,04 - 37.48 - 3.80 - 49.46 - 4.29,90 |
6859 |
| 13 | Dimitrios Loulodis | GRE | 6934 | 11,52 - 6.72 - 10.04 - 1.95 - 51,35 - 15,38 - 39.78 - 4.10 - 50.40 - 4.42,79 |
6862 |
| 14 | Stefan Henriksson | SWE | 6906 | 11,85 - 6.32 - 11.44 - 1.98 - 51,16 - 15,60 - 35.44 - 3.70 - 62.40 - 4.33,69 |
6838 |
v - event with wind >2.0 m/s and <=4.0 m/s and wind average for 3 events <=2.0 m/s
By 1985 - points recalculated according to the 1985 scoring tables.
Didn’t finish:
Didier Stil (FRA), William Motti (FRA).
Historical note: Long before winning European junior gold, Valter Külvet had made his name in Estonia’s televised youth athletics series, TV 10 Olümpiastarti. He won its combined events competition in four consecutive years, turning childhood promise on television into international success in Schwechat.