
Indian Army Agniveer CEE Result 2026 Declared; Next Stage Begins: The Indian Army has announced the Agniveer Common Entrance Examination (CEE) Result 2026, marking the beginning of the next phase of the recruitment process. Candidates whose roll numbers appear in the merit list have been shortlisted for the Recruitment Rally, where they must undergo physical, medical, and document verification tests.
The recruitment drive is being conducted under the Agnipath Scheme and offers more than 25,000 vacancies across multiple categories.
| Indian Army Agniveer Recruitment 2026 Highlights | |
| Particular | Details |
| Recruitment | Indian Army Agniveer Recruitment 2026 |
| Conducting Authority | Indian Army |
| Scheme | Agnipath Scheme |
| Result Status | Declared |
| Vacancies | 25,000+ |
| Official Website | joinindianarmy.nic.in |
| Next Stage | Recruitment Rally |
The recruitment drive covers several categories, including:
Agniveer General Duty (GD)
Agniveer Technical
Agniveer Clerk/Store Keeper Technical
Agniveer Tradesman
Soldier Technical (Nursing Assistant)
Soldier Pharma
Women Military Police
Candidates must participate in the selection process according to the category they applied for.
The Agniveer recruitment process consists of three major stages.
The first stage is the Computer-Based Test (CBT), also known as the Common Entrance Examination.
The syllabus varies depending on the post and may include:
General Knowledge
General Science
Mathematics
Logical Reasoning
Physics
Chemistry
Computer Science
General English
Only candidates qualifying in the CEE are shortlisted for the Recruitment Rally.
Candidates who clear the written examination must appear for the Recruitment Rally.
This stage includes several physical tests.
The Physical Fitness Test generally includes:
1.6 km Run
Pull-Ups
9-Foot Ditch Crossing
Zig-Zag Balance Test
Performance in these activities determines whether candidates move to the next stage.
Candidates qualifying in the fitness test undergo physical measurements.
Officials verify:
Height
Chest (where applicable)
Weight
Measurements must meet the standards prescribed for the respective category.
Candidates who clear the physical tests undergo a comprehensive medical examination conducted by Army medical authorities.
The examination checks:
Vision
Hearing
Physical fitness
General health
Medical standards prescribed by the Indian Army
Candidates found medically fit proceed further in the recruitment process.
The final stage involves verification of original documents.
Candidates should carry:
Educational Certificates
Admit Card
Aadhaar Card
Domicile Certificate
Category Certificate (if applicable)
Character Certificate
NCC Certificate (if applicable)
Other documents mentioned in the official notification
Failure to produce valid documents may lead to disqualification.
Selected candidates will receive a fixed annual package that increases every year during the four-year service period.
| Agniveer Salary Structure Under the Agnipath Scheme | ||
| Service Year | Monthly Salary | Approximate In-Hand Salary* |
| First Year | ₹30,000 | ₹21,000 |
| Second Year | ₹33,000 | ₹23,100 |
| Third Year | ₹36,500 | ₹25,580 |
| Fourth Year | ₹40,000 | ₹28,000 |
*Approximately 30% of the monthly salary is contributed to the Agniveer Corpus Fund, with an equal matching contribution from the Government of India.
Under the Agnipath Scheme, 30% of the monthly salary is deposited into the Agniveer Corpus Fund. The Government contributes an equal amount to this fund every month.
At the end of the four-year service period, eligible Agniveers receive the accumulated amount, along with applicable benefits, as per the scheme guidelines.
Candidates whose roll numbers appear in the merit list should:
Download the result PDF.
Check the Recruitment Rally schedule for their Army Recruiting Office (ARO).
Begin preparing for the Physical Fitness Test.
Arrange all original documents.
Follow fitness and medical guidelines before the rally.
Regularly visit the official website for rally dates and instructions.
Candidates should focus on:
Daily running practice (1.6 km)
Improving upper-body strength for pull-ups
Maintaining fitness and stamina
Eating a balanced diet
Getting adequate sleep
Keeping all certificates organized
Proper preparation can significantly improve performance during the physical tests.
