🎖️ Agniveer 2026 - Army, Navy and Air Force
Agniveer 2026 Mock Tests, Syllabus and Exam Pattern
Agnipath Scheme - Agniveer recruitment across Indian Army, Indian Navy, and Indian Air Force. Join India's armed forces as an Agniveer for a 4-year tenure with service gratuity, Seva Nidhi corpus, and permanent retention of the top 25%. Separate written exams for each service with physical and medical tests. Free mock tests, chapter-wise practice, PYQs, and expert strategy for all three services - all in one place.
3 Services - Army, Navy, IAF
40,000+ Vacancies Annually
10th / 12th Eligible
Free Mock Tests
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2026
Recruitment Cycle
40,000+
Annual Vacancies
Rs.30,000
Starting Monthly Package
17.5-21
Age Limit (Years)
📋 Table of Contents
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1. Practice Mock Tests 2. At a Glance Summary 3. Army Agniveer Pattern 4. Navy Agniveer Pattern 5. Air Force Agniveer Pattern 6. Physical and Medical Tests 7. Pay, Seva Nidhi and Benefits 8. Syllabus Breakdown 9. After 4 Years - Career Options 10. Previous Year Cut-offs 11. Expert Tips 12. FAQ 13. About the Expert
🎯 Practice Mock Tests - Chapter-wise and Subject-wise
Click any subject to see all chapters. Subjects applicable vary by service and trade - check the pattern tables below for your service.
⚠️ Subject applicability varies by service and trade: Physics and Chemistry are tested in Navy (MR) and Air Force (Agniveer Vayu Science/Technology trades) only. Army exams primarily test GK, Math, Reasoning, and English. Check the exam pattern for your specific service and trade before preparing.
🔍 Agniveer 2026 - At a Glance - All Three Services
Key details for Army, Navy, and Air Force Agniveer recruitment compared side by side
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Agnipath Scheme - A New Entry Route into India's Armed Forces
The Agnipath scheme, launched in June 2022, replaces the previous direct enlistment process for soldiers, sailors, and airmen. Agniveers serve for 4 years with full military training, operational deployment, and service benefits. At the end of 4 years, 25% are retained as Permanent Cadre (regular soldiers). The remaining 75% exit with the tax-free Seva Nidhi corpus of Rs.11.71 lakh, a certificate, and priority in Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs), state police, and other government jobs as announced by various state governments.
🪖 Indian Army Agniveer - Exam Pattern by Trade
Army Agniveer CEE (Common Entrance Exam) pattern varies by trade. Recruitment is through Army Recruitment Rallies held across the country.
🪖 Agniveer General Duty (GD)
Eligibility: 10th pass with 45% aggregate (33% for SC/ST)
Total: 50 questions - 100 marks - 60 minutes. Negative marking: 1 mark per wrong answer. Minimum qualifying: 35 marks.
🔧 Agniveer Technical
Eligibility: 12th with Physics, Chemistry, Math and English - 50% aggregate
Total: 50 questions - 100 marks - 60 minutes. Negative marking: 1 mark per wrong answer. Minimum qualifying: 40 marks.
📋 Agniveer Clerk / Store Keeper Technical
Eligibility: 12th pass - 60% aggregate, 50% in each subject
Total: 50 questions - 100 marks - 60 minutes. Negative marking: 1 mark per wrong answer. English carries 50% of marks.
🔨 Agniveer Tradesman (10th and 8th)
Eligibility: 10th pass (some trades 8th pass) - 33% aggregate
Total: 50 questions - 100 marks - 60 minutes. Negative marking: 1 mark per wrong answer. Minimum qualifying: 35 marks.
⚠️ Army Recruitment Rally: Written CEE is held online at designated venues. Before the written exam, candidates clear a Physical Fitness Test (1.6 km run, pull-ups, balance beam, 9-foot ditch) at Army Recruitment Rallies. Only physically qualified candidates appear for the written exam. Check ARO (Army Recruitment Office) notifications for rally dates in your district.
✈️ Indian Air Force Agniveer Vayu - Exam Pattern
Air Force Agniveer Vayu has 2 phases - Phase 1 (online CBT) and Phase 2 (adaptability tests, physical, and medical). Pattern varies by group.
✈️ Science and Technology Group (X Group)
Eligibility: 12th with Physics and Math - 50% aggregate (Mechanical, Electrical, Avionics trades)
Total: 70 questions - 70 marks - 60 minutes. Negative marking: 0.25 marks per wrong answer. Minimum pass: 25% in each subject and 40% overall.
✈️ General Duties Group (Y Group)
Eligibility: 12th pass (any stream) - 50% aggregate (Admin, Logistics, Accounts, Security, Police trades)
Total: 70 questions - 70 marks - 45 minutes. Negative marking: 0.25 marks per wrong answer. Minimum pass: 25% in each subject and 40% overall.
✈️ X and Y Combined Group
Appear for both X and Y groups simultaneously if eligible for both
Total: 100 questions - 100 marks - 85 minutes. Appear for both groups - maximise chances of selection across all IAF trades.
⚠️ IAF Phase 2: Candidates who clear Phase 1 (online CBT) appear for Phase 2 at Air Force Selection Boards - Adaptability Test 1 (AT-1), Adaptability Test 2 (AT-2), Physical Fitness Test (1.6 km run in 6.5 min, 10 push-ups, 10 sit-ups, 20 squats), and Medical Examination. Both AT-1 and AT-2 are qualifying in nature. Final selection merit is based on Phase 1 CBT score only.
🏃 Physical Fitness Test and Medical Standards
Physical and medical tests are mandatory for all three services. Standards vary by service and gender.
🪖 Army PFT Standards (Male)
- 1.6 km Run: Group I - under 5 min 30 sec (full marks); Group II - 5:31 to 5:45 (partial marks)
- Pull-ups (Beam): 10 pull-ups (full marks); minimum 6 to qualify
- 9-foot Ditch: Must cross without falling
- Balance Beam: Must cross without falling
- Zig-zag Balance: Must complete without errors
⚓ Navy PFT Standards
- 1.6 km Run: Under 7 minutes
- Squat Thrusts: 20 in 2 minutes
- Push-ups: 10 in 2 minutes
- All PFT events are qualifying - pass/fail basis
- Medical standard as per naval medical requirements
✈️ Air Force PFT Standards
- 1.6 km Run: Under 6 minutes 30 seconds
- Push-ups: 10 (within specified time)
- Sit-ups: 10 (within specified time)
- Squats: 20 (within specified time)
- Fastest run requirement among all three services
📏 Height and Weight Standards (All Services)
- Minimum Height: 157 cm for Army and Navy (162 cm for some Army trades); 152.5 cm for Air Force
- Chest: Army requires minimum 77 cm with 5 cm expansion
- Weight: Proportionate to height as per service norms
- Vision: 6/6 corrected; specific uncorrected standards vary by service and trade
- Colour vision, hearing tested for all services
💰 Pay Package, Seva Nidhi and Benefits
Agniveers receive a customised package that increases annually. The Seva Nidhi corpus is a key financial benefit at exit.
🎁 Benefits During Service
- Risk and Hardship allowances as per postings
- Ration (free food) or Ration Money Allowance
- Clothing and kit provided free
- Medical treatment at service hospitals
- Rs.48 lakh life insurance cover during service
- Disability compensation in case of injury during duty
🎖️ Benefits at Exit (75% who leave)
- Rs.11.71 lakh Seva Nidhi corpus (tax-free)
- Class 12 equivalent certificate (for those who join after 10th)
- Skill certificate recognised for employment
- Priority in CAPFs (BSF, CRPF, CISF, ITBP, SSB) - 10% reservation
- Priority in state police as announced by state governments
- Priority in various central government departments
⭐ 25% Retained as Permanent Cadre
- Top 25% Agniveers retained as regular soldiers/sailors/airmen
- Full pension and retirement benefits applicable
- Standard service career until retirement age
- Selection based on performance during 4-year tenure
- Opportunity for promotion within the regular cadre
📚 Agniveer Syllabus - Common Subject Topics
All services test GK, Math, and General Science at Class 10-12 NCERT level. Navy SSR and Air Force X Group additionally test Physics and Chemistry at Class 12 level.
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General Knowledge and Awareness
All Services - Class 10 Level
Defence and Military GK (Unique to Agniveer)
- Indian Armed Forces - Army, Navy, Air Force structure, ranks, insignia
- Military operations, exercises, and achievements
- Gallantry awards - Param Vir Chakra, Vir Chakra, Sena Medal
- DRDO, missile systems, defence technology
- Recent defence acquisitions and indigenisation
Static GK and Current Affairs
- History - Freedom Struggle, Key events
- Geography - India - Rivers, Mountains, States and Capitals
- Polity - Constitution, Parliament, President, PM
- Sports, Awards, Important Appointments
- Current Affairs - Last 6 months
💡 Pro Tip: Agniveer GK across all three services has a very strong defence and military bias. Know all Indian Army regiments, naval ships, IAF aircraft, and recent military operations. Standard GK books miss this content - build a dedicated armed forces fact sheet.
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Mathematics
All Services - Class 10 to 12 Level (varies by trade)
Class 10 Topics (GD, MR, Tradesman)
- Number System, LCM and HCF, BODMAS
- Percentage, Profit and Loss, Discount
- Ratio and Proportion, Average
- Simple Interest, Time and Work, Speed and Distance
- Basic Geometry, Area and Perimeter
Class 11-12 Topics (Technical, SSR, IAF X Group)
- Algebra - Quadratic equations, sequences and series
- Trigonometry - Ratios, Heights and Distances
- Coordinate Geometry - Straight lines, circles
- Statistics - Mean, Median, Mode, Standard Deviation
- Probability basics
💡 Pro Tip: Always check the educational qualification required for your target trade. Class 12 Physics and Math background candidates targeting IAF X Group or Navy SSR should revise Class 11-12 NCERT Math. GD and MR candidates only need Class 10 Math.
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Physics and Chemistry
🔥 Navy SSR and Air Force X Group - Class 12 NCERT Level
Physics Topics
- Laws of Motion, Work, Energy, Power
- Waves and Sound, Light - Reflection and Refraction
- Electricity - Ohm's Law, Circuits, Magnetic Effects
- Semiconductor devices (for IAF X Group)
- Atomic and Nuclear Physics basics
Chemistry Topics (Navy SSR primarily)
- Atomic structure, Chemical bonding
- States of Matter, Acids, Bases and Salts
- Metals and Non-metals, Carbon compounds
- Chemical reactions and equations
💡 Pro Tip: Revise NCERT Class 11 and 12 Physics thoroughly for Navy SSR and IAF X Group. Physics in these exams covers optics, electricity, and modern physics at a level similar to NDA GAT Physics - start from NCERT and use past Agniveer papers for practice.
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English Language
Army Clerk, Navy SSR, Air Force All Groups - Class 10-12 Level
- Reading Comprehension - short passages
- Grammar - Tenses, Voice, Speech
- Vocabulary - Synonyms, Antonyms
- One Word Substitution and Idioms
- Sentence Correction and Error Detection
- Fill in the Blanks
- Spelling Correction
💡 Pro Tip: English carries 50% of Army Clerk marks (25 out of 50 marks) and 20-25% of Navy SSR and Air Force marks. For Army Clerk aspirants, English is the decisive subject - invest proportionally more time. For other trades, English is at Class 10 level and requires 2-3 weeks of focused preparation.
🚀 After 4 Years - Career Options for Agniveers
The 75% who exit after 4 years have multiple priority pathways announced by central and state governments.
🛡️ Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs)
The Ministry of Home Affairs has announced 10% reservation in CAPF recruitment for Agniveer veterans. CAPFs include BSF, CRPF, CISF, ITBP, SSB, and AR. Agniveers also get relaxation in age limit and physical standards for CAPF recruitment - making this the most direct civilian government career pathway after Agniveer service.
🏛️ State Government Jobs
Multiple state governments have announced priority or reservation for Agniveer veterans in state police recruitment and other state government jobs. States including Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Karnataka, and others have specific policies. Check the latest announcements from your home state government for applicable benefits.
🏦 Banking and PSU Jobs
Several public sector banks and PSUs have announced priority consideration for Agniveer veterans in recruitment. The structured discipline, teamwork, and skill training during Agniveer service is recognised as valuable experience by many employers. The Seva Nidhi corpus of Rs.11.71 lakh also provides seed capital for entrepreneurship.
🎓 Higher Education and Skills
Agniveers who joined after 10th receive a Class 12 equivalent certificate on exit - opening higher education pathways. The Ministry of Education has provisions for Agniveer veterans to pursue degree programmes. NSDC (National Skill Development Corporation) has tie-ups for skill certification that enhances employability in civilian sectors including security, logistics, and technical industries.
⭐ 25% Permanent Retention
The top 25% Agniveers based on performance during the 4-year tenure are retained as regular soldiers, sailors, or airmen with full pension benefits, standard service career, and promotion opportunities. This is the most desirable outcome - giving a full military career. Perform consistently well during your tenure and aim to be in the top quartile of your batch.
💼 Private Sector and Entrepreneurship
Agniveer service develops highly marketable skills - leadership, discipline, physical fitness, technical trade skills (for technical trades), and teamwork. Private security agencies, logistics companies, defence contractors, and corporates recognise Agniveer experience. The Rs.11.71 lakh Seva Nidhi also provides capital to start small businesses with MUDRA loan support available for veterans.
📈 Agniveer Previous Year Cut-off Marks
Indicative cut-offs from recent Agniveer recruitment cycles across all three services
ℹ️ Army cut-offs vary significantly by ARO (Army Recruitment Office) zone and state - some zones are far more competitive than others. Navy and Air Force cut-offs are more uniform nationally. Data above is indicative from the 2022-2024 Agniveer cycles. Always check official service websites for exact cut-offs. Agnipath is a relatively recent scheme and patterns may evolve across cycles.
💡 Expert Tips - Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
From our faculty who have trained thousands of Agniveer successful candidates
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Apply for all three services simultaneously - preparation overlaps heavily - Army, Navy, and Air Force Agniveer exams test broadly similar subjects - GK, Math, General Science, and English - at Class 10-12 level. The core preparation for all three is largely common. A candidate targeting Army GD, Navy SSR, and Air Force Y Group simultaneously is only doing one preparation with minor adjustments for each service's specific subjects. Never limit yourself to one service when the written exam preparation is 70-80% shared. The physical standards differ by service - start physical training for the most demanding standard (Air Force 1.6 km in 6:30) and you automatically meet the Army and Navy standards.
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Military and defence GK is unique to Agniveer - standard GK books miss it entirely - Agniveer written exams across all three services have a uniquely strong military GK bias. Questions about Indian Army regiments and their battle honours, Indian Navy ships and their commissioning, IAF aircraft and their roles, Param Vir Chakra recipients and their operations, military exercises with other countries, DRDO projects and indigenisation milestones, and border infrastructure projects appear in every Agniveer exam. Standard GK preparation material designed for SSC or banking exams covers only 40-50% of Agniveer GK. Build a dedicated armed forces fact sheet using service recruitment websites, official PIB releases, and Ministry of Defence news.
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Physical fitness preparation must start 3-4 months before the rally or Phase 2 date - The written exam for Agniveer is relatively straightforward - but the physical fitness test eliminates a significant proportion of written-qualified candidates who have not trained consistently. Army PFT requires 1.6 km in under 5:30 and 10 pull-ups. Air Force requires 1.6 km in under 6:30. These standards require dedicated cardio and strength training built over weeks - you cannot build running endurance and upper body strength in 2-3 weeks before the test. Start a structured fitness programme from the day you decide to target Agniveer - minimum 3-4 months of daily training. Combine running (build to 5 km daily) with pull-up training and core exercises.
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Army Clerk English carries 50% of total marks - it is the entire exam for this trade - For candidates targeting Army Agniveer Clerk, English carries 25 out of 50 marks - half the entire exam. A candidate who scores 23/25 in English but only 15/25 in the remaining subjects will outscore a candidate who scores 20/25 in the other subjects and only 15/25 in English. Clerk also has the highest eligibility requirement (60% aggregate in Class 12 with 50% in each subject). If you are targeting Clerk, treat English as your primary subject - Reading Comprehension, Grammar (Active/Passive, Direct/Indirect), and Vocabulary must be mastered, not just briefly revised.
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Sectional minimums in Air Force can eliminate high scorers - prepare all sections equally - Air Force Agniveer Vayu written exam has a minimum qualifying mark of 25% in each subject and 40% overall. A candidate who scores 50/70 overall but only 5/25 in Physics (20% - below the 25% sectional minimum) is disqualified even though their overall score is above cut-off. This sectional minimum is a trap for candidates who skip weak subjects and focus only on their strengths. In the X Group exam, Physics, Mathematics, and English must all be above the 25% sectional minimum. Never leave any section unprepared - 7 out of 25 marks (28%) in Physics is the minimum to stay in the race.
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Aim to be in the top 25% during service - this determines permanent retention - The Agnipath scheme's most significant benefit - permanent military career - goes to the top 25% of Agniveers based on their performance during the 4-year service. This assessment is based on annual confidential reports, physical fitness tests conducted during service, technical proficiency, discipline record, and senior officers' assessment. Many candidates prepare intensely for the entry exam but do not think about what happens during service. From Day 1 of training, aim to be in the top quartile of your batch - excellent physical fitness, strong technical trade performance, discipline, and leadership attitude during service are the criteria for retention. Treat the 4-year tenure as an extended performance evaluation, not just a job.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions - Agniveer 2026
Most searched questions about the Agnipath scheme and Agniveer recruitment answered by our experts
The Seva Nidhi is a financial corpus accumulated over the 4-year Agniveer tenure through equal monthly contributions from the Agniveer and the Government of India. Each month, 30% of the customised monthly package is deducted as the Agniveer's contribution to the Seva Nidhi Fund, and the government contributes an equivalent matching amount. At the end of 4 years, the combined corpus (Agniveer contribution + Government matching contribution + accumulated interest) amounts to approximately Rs.11.71 lakh which is paid as a tax-free lump sum to the Agniveer on exit. In case of death or disability during service, the full Seva Nidhi is paid immediately along with other compensation. The 25% who are retained as permanent cadre also receive their accumulated Seva Nidhi contribution, which transitions into a pension-linked savings scheme.
The Agnipath scheme fundamentally changed the enlistment model for soldiers, sailors, and airmen. Under the previous system, enlistment was for a full career of 15-17 years minimum with pension benefits at retirement. Under Agnipath, the initial tenure is fixed at 4 years. After 4 years, 25% are retained permanently while 75% exit with the Seva Nidhi corpus. Key differences: Previous system gave pension after full service; Agnipath gives Seva Nidhi corpus to all and pension only to the 25% retained. Previous system had no fixed exit; Agnipath has a structured 4-year tenure. Agniveers receive the same training, deployment in operational areas, and same risk as regular soldiers but with a different service structure. The scheme aims to create a younger, fitter armed forces profile while providing trained manpower to the civilian economy after service.
Yes - Agniveer veterans who meet the educational and age eligibility can appear for officer entry exams after their service. For example, an Agniveer who joined after 12th and completes graduation during or after service can appear for CDS or AFCAT. Age relaxations for Agniveer veterans in officer entry exams have been announced - check the latest official notifications for the exact relaxation applicable. Within the armed forces, the 25% who are retained as permanent cadre can also appear for internal promotion exams to rise from soldier to officer (Havildar to Lieutenant pathway). Agniveer service provides strong physical preparation, military familiarity, and discipline that significantly benefits candidates in the SSB Interview for officer entry.
The right service depends on your educational background, interests, and physical profile. If you have cleared 10th and want the earliest possible entry - Army GD (10th pass) or Navy MR (10th pass for Chef, Hygienist, Steward) are the most accessible. If you have cleared 12th with Physics and Math - Navy SSR and Air Force X Group offer technical trades with higher skill development. If you have cleared 12th in any stream - Air Force Y Group (Admin, Logistics, Security) or Army Clerk are good options. Air Force Agniveer Vayu has the highest written exam standard and fastest PFT (1.6 km in 6:30). Navy has the unique advantage of maritime exposure and potentially overseas deployments. Army has the largest vacancy pool and most diverse trade options. Our recommendation: apply for all services you are eligible for - appear in all exams and let the result decide.
Yes - Agniveers are trained and deployed in the same operational areas as regular soldiers, sailors, and airmen. This includes border areas (Line of Actual Control with China, Line of Control with Pakistan), counter-insurgency operations, high-altitude postings (Siachen, Ladakh), naval deployments at sea, and air base operations. The training and operational deployment of Agniveers is identical to regular enlisted personnel - there is no separate "safe" posting for Agniveers. Agniveers receive the same risk allowances as regular forces when deployed in field areas, counter-insurgency areas, and high-altitude postings. In case of death or disability in action, Agniveers and their families receive compensation packages including full Seva Nidhi, ex-gratia payment, and other benefits announced by the respective services.
The Ministry of Home Affairs has announced that 10% of vacancies in all CAPF (Central Armed Police Forces) recruitment will be reserved for Agniveer veterans after they complete their 4-year service. This applies to BSF, CRPF, CISF, ITBP, SSB, Assam Rifles, and NSG recruitment at constable and sub-inspector levels. Additionally, Agniveer veterans receive relaxation in age limit (typically 5 years above the standard upper limit) and relaxation in physical standards for CAPF recruitment. This means an Agniveer who exits after 4 years and applies for CAPF will compete in a less crowded reserved category with additional physical relaxation. Given that CAPFs collectively recruit tens of thousands of candidates annually, this 10% reservation represents a significant and reliable post-Agniveer career pathway for the 75% who exit.
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This page has been prepared by our senior defence exam faculty with extensive experience coaching Agniveer aspirants across all three services. Our faculty has guided thousands of students through Army Recruitment Rallies, Navy SSR and MR selections, and Air Force Agniveer Vayu recruitment. All exam pattern tables, trade-wise syllabus breakdowns, PFT standards, Seva Nidhi details, and study strategies are verified against official Army, Navy, and Air Force notifications and updated for the 2026 cycle.
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Agniveer 2026 - Complete Guide: Army, Navy and Air Force Exam Pattern, Syllabus, Seva Nidhi and Free Mock Tests
The Agniveer recruitment 2026 under the Agnipath Scheme covers enlistment into the Indian Army, Indian Navy, and Indian Air Force for a 4-year tenure. With 40,000+ vacancies annually across all three services, Agniveer is the largest defence recruitment in India. Army Agniveer trades include General Duty (10th pass), Technical (12th with Science), Clerk (12th with 60%), and Tradesman (10th/8th pass). Navy trades include Senior Secondary Recruit - SSR (12th with Physics and Math) and Matric Recruit - MR (10th pass). Air Force Agniveer Vayu includes X Group (Science - Physics and Math required) and Y Group (any stream). All Agniveers serve 4 years with monthly packages ranging from Rs.30,000 (Year 1) to Rs.40,000 (Year 4), receive a tax-free Seva Nidhi corpus of approximately Rs.11.71 lakh on exit, and the top 25% are retained as regular permanent cadre.
Exam patterns differ by service and trade: Army CEE has 50 questions in 60 minutes with negative marking of 1 mark per wrong answer (GD: GK 15 + Science 15 + Math 15 + Reasoning 5; Technical: GK 10 + Math 15 + Physics 15 + Chemistry 10; Clerk: GK 5 + Science 5 + Math 10 + Computer 5 + English 25). Navy SSR has 100 questions in 60 minutes (English 25 + Science 25 + Math 25 + GK 25) with 0.25 negative marking. Air Force Agniveer Vayu X Group has 70 questions in 60 minutes (English 20 + Physics 25 + Math 25) with sectional minimum 25% and overall 40%. Y Group has 70 questions in 45 minutes. Physical fitness tests are mandatory for all services before or after the written exam.
Our free Agniveer mock tests cover all 7 subject areas - General Knowledge and Awareness (History, Geography, Polity, Armed Forces GK, Current Affairs), Numerical and Mathematical Ability (Class 10-12 level depending on trade), General Studies (History, Geography, Polity, Economics chapter-wise), English Language (RC, Grammar, Vocabulary, Spelling), Physics (Class 12 NCERT - Motion, Electricity, Light, Waves - for Navy SSR and Air Force X Group), Chemistry (Class 10-12 - Atoms, Reactions, Metals - for Navy SSR), and General Intelligence and Reasoning (Analogy, Series, Non-verbal) - with chapter-wise tests and full-length timed mock tests for each service and trade - at zero cost, with no login required.