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Written mocks are useful, but for this recruitment your training log matters at least as much as your mock scores.

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Agniveer · checked 19 September 2026

The dates, vacancies and rules below are read on the conducting body’s own site and rewritten as each notice appears. The guide beneath carries the full pattern, syllabus, cut-offs and free mock tests.

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19September 2026

Checked 19 September 2026

Agniveer: the facts that matter now

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Army: registration 13 February – 10 April 2026, online CEE 1–12 June 2026, rallies to follow. Air Force: Intake 01/2027 exam 30–31 March, result…
2026 cycles
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The Indian Army (joinindianarmy.nic.in), the Indian Navy (joinindiannavy.gov.in) and the Indian Air Force (agnipathvayu.cdac.in) under the…
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Four years’ service; up to 25 per cent retained in the regular cadre; ₹30,000 rising to ₹40,000 a month with 30 per cent to the Seva Nidhi corpus…
Terms
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Unmarried, 17½ to 21 years; class 10 for Army GD and Navy MR, class 12 with physics and mathematics for Navy SSR and Air Force science stream…
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Agniveer — Using mock tests as a measurement

For most Agniveer candidates the written test is the least uncertain part of the process. Practise it enough to be comfortable and accurate under time, then spend the remaining effort on the two stages that eliminate more people — physical fitness, which improves only with months of consistent training, and the medical standards, which need checking rather than training.

A balanced weekly routine

Two timed written practice sessions — in your category’s format, with negative marking applied if it applies.
Running on most days — building distance and pace gradually towards the prescribed standard with margin to spare.
Strength work for the required events — pull-ups and similar, built progressively rather than attempted at maximum from the start.
Daily general knowledge and science revision — short sessions; both are recall-heavy and respond to frequency.

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A weekly routine across both tracks

Two timed written sessions In your own category’s format, with negative marking applied where it applies. Enough to keep the material sharp without letting written practice crowd out the training.
Running on most days Building distance and pace gradually towards the prescribed standard, with margin to spare rather than exactly meeting it.
Progressive strength work Pull-ups and the other required events, built up over months rather than attempted at maximum effort each session. Progressive loading is what produces a reliable result on the day.
Daily general knowledge and science revision Short sessions, since both are recall-heavy and respond to frequency rather than duration.
A training log kept alongside the study plan Written down, week by week. It is the record that shows whether the physical track is actually progressing.

The unusual advice for this recruitment is to treat your training log as at least as important as your mock scores. For most candidates the written test is the least uncertain part of the process — practise it until it is comfortable and then maintain it — while the physical stage is where preparation genuinely determines the outcome and where progress is only visible if it is recorded.

Train with margin, not to the standard

A candidate who can just meet the running time in training will frequently miss it at the rally, where nerves, terrain and fatigue all work against them. Building to comfortably inside the standard is the difference between a result that depends on the day and one that does not.

Balancing written practice against physical preparation.
What you see	What it means	What to change
Written scores fine, training irregular	The most common way this recruitment is lost.	Fixed weekly training schedule, kept in the same calendar as the study plan.
Science below half	The school syllabus sampled rather than finished.	Work through it chapter by chapter.
Mathematics slow	Calculation speed.	Daily drill; the level of the mathematics is not the problem.
Entry-specific content untouched	A general preparation for a specific entry.	Read the syllabus for your own entry and prepare to that.
Training to the exact standard	No margin on the day, when conditions are worse than in practice.	Train above the prescribed figure so the standard is comfortable.

Exam resources

Everything for Agniveer

Six resource pages, each kept in step with the latest official notification.

Agniveer SyllabusAgniveer syllabus — category-wise content for Army General Duty, Technical and Clerk entries, and for the Navy and Air Force tests.Agniveer Exam PatternAgniveer exam pattern 2026 — Army CEE by category, Agniveervayu science and other stream tests, Navy INET and stage II, negative marking and PFT standards.Agniveer Previous PapersAgniveer previous year papers — using past category-wise papers to calibrate level and cover the finite science and mathematics syllabus.Agniveer Mock TestsAgniveer mock tests — timed practice for the online written test alongside a structured physical training plan.Agniveer PreparationAgniveer preparation — a combined written and physical training plan, with early medical standards checking.Agniveer Study MaterialAgniveer study material — school science, mathematics, general knowledge and English notes across the Army, Navy and Air Force categories.

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