Agniveer Final Result 2025: Check Cutoff Marks & Merit List PDF Download

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 The Agniveer Final Result 2025 is finally here, marking the end of a rigorous selection journey for thousands of brave aspirants. This guide provides the official merit list download links and a detailed breakdown of category-wise cutoff marks for GD, Tech, and Tradesman posts. We analyze the latest trends to help you understand the "safe marks" required for final selection across different zones. Check your roll number now and get clear instructions on the document verification process for all selected candidates.

 

Agniveer Recruitment 2026: Quick Overview

• Scheme Name: Agnipath (Indian Army, Navy, Air Force)

• Service Term: 4 Years total

• Selection Ratio: 25% become Permanent; 75% exit after 4 years

• Age Limit: 17.5 to 21 Years

• Marital Status: Unmarried only

  Eligibility (Education)

• GD (General Duty): 10th Pass (45% total)

• Technical: 12th Pass (Physics, Chemistry, Maths)

• Clerk / Office Assistant: 12th Pass (60% total)

• Tradesman: 8th or 10th Pass (Simple pass)

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Selection Process

1. Written Exam: Online Computer Based Test (CEE)

2. Physical Test: 1.6 KM Run, Pull-ups, and Balance

3. Medical Test: Full health checkup

4. Final Merit: Based on Exam + Physical marks

 

Agniveer Recruitment 2026: Important Dates 

Recruitment Event	Important Dates (2026)
Official Notification Release	February 13, 2026
Online Application Starts	February 13, 2026
Last Date to Apply (Extended)	April 10, 2026
Online Exam Admit Card	May 2026 (Last Week)
Online CEE Exam Dates	June 01 to June 16, 2026
CEE Result Declaration	July 2026 (Expected)
Recruitment Rallies (Phase 2)	August – September 2026
Final Merit List Release	October – November 2026

 Agniveer GD final Result Expected Cutoff : 

State Name	GD Expected Cutoff (Out of 200)	Selection Chance
Uttar Pradesh	165 - 175	High
Rajasthan	168 - 178	High
Haryana	170 - 180	High
Bihar	162 - 172	High
Punjab	160 - 168	Medium
Madhya Pradesh	158 - 166	Medium
Odisha	150 - 160	Medium
West Bengal	152 - 162	Medium
Maharashtra	155 - 165	Medium
Gujarat	145 - 155	Medium
Jharkhand	150 - 158	Medium
Uttarakhand	158 - 165	Medium
Himachal Pradesh	155 - 162	Medium
Assam	140 - 148	Safe
Delhi	160 - 165	High

 

Agniveer Clerk final Result Expected Cutoff : 

State / UT Name	Clerk Expected Cutoff (Out of 200)	Typing Status
Uttar Pradesh	160 - 170	Mandatory
Haryana	165 - 175	Mandatory
Rajasthan	162 - 172	Mandatory
Punjab	158 - 168	Mandatory
Bihar	155 - 165	Mandatory
Madhya Pradesh	152 - 162	Mandatory
Maharashtra	150 - 160	Mandatory
Odisha	148 - 158	Mandatory
West Bengal	145 - 155	Mandatory
Uttarakhand	155 - 165	Mandatory
Himachal Pradesh	152 - 160	Mandatory
Gujarat	142 - 150	Mandatory
Jharkhand	148 - 155	Mandatory
Assam	135 - 145	Mandatory

 

Agniveer Technical final Result Expected Cutoff : 

State / Region	Technical Expected Cutoff	Exam Difficulty
Uttar Pradesh	155 - 165	Moderate-High
Rajasthan	158 - 168	High
Haryana	160 - 170	High
Bihar	152 - 162	Moderate
Punjab	150 - 158	Moderate
Madhya Pradesh	148 - 155	Moderate
Maharashtra	145 - 152	Moderate
Odisha	140 - 150	Moderate
West Bengal	142 - 150	Moderate
Uttarakhand	150 - 160	Moderate
Jharkhand	145 - 155	Moderate
Assam / NE	135 - 145	Low-Moderate

 

Agniveer TDN final Result Expected Cutoff : 

State / Region	Tradesman Expected Cutoff	Competition Level
Uttar Pradesh	155 - 165	Very High
Rajasthan	158 - 168	Very High
Haryana	160 - 170	Very High
Bihar	152 - 162	High
Punjab	150 - 160	High
Madhya Pradesh	148 - 158	Moderate
Maharashtra	145 - 155	Moderate
Odisha	140 - 150	Safe
West Bengal	142 - 152	Safe
Jharkhand	145 - 155	Moderate
Assam / North East	130 - 140	Safe
Gujarat	138 - 148	Safe

*Note: Total marks = Physical (100) + CEE (100). Final cutoff depends on the number of vacancies available for each specific trade.*

 

 

Agniveer SKT & WMP final Result Expected Cutoff :

State / Region	SKT Expected Cutoff	WMP Expected Cutoff
Uttar Pradesh	162 - 170	165 - 172
Haryana / Punjab	165 - 175	168 - 175
Rajasthan	160 - 170	162 - 170
Bihar / Jharkhand	158 - 168	160 - 168
Madhya Pradesh	155 - 165	158 - 165
Maharashtra	150 - 160	155 - 162
Odisha	148 - 158	150 - 158
West Bengal	145 - 155	148 - 155
Uttarakhand / HP	155 - 162	158 - 165
Assam / NE	135 - 145	140 - 148
South Indian States	140 - 150	145 - 152

*Note: SKT cutoff is based primarily on CEE & Typing. WMP cutoff is All-India based and varies by Recruitment Zone (ZRO).* 

 

Here is the list of important documents required after the final merit list for the Agniveer 2025 enrollment:

• Original Admit Card (CEE & Physical)

• 20 Passport-size Color Photographs (White background)

• Education Certificates (10th/12th/Graduation Marksheets & Board Certificates)

• School Leaving Certificate (SLC) or Transfer Certificate (TC)

• Domicile Certificate (Residential Certificate with Photo)

• Caste Certificate (Issued by Tehsildar/SDM)

• Religion Certificate (If not mentioned in Caste Certificate)

• School Character Certificate (Issued by Principal/Headmaster)

• Character Certificate (Issued by Sarpanch/Municipal Corp/Police within last 6 months)

• Unmarried Certificate (With photo, issued by Sarpanch/Municipal Corp within 6 months)

• Relationship Certificate (For Son of Serviceman/Ex-Serviceman/War Widow)

• NCC A/B/C Certificates (If applicable)

• Sports Certificates (If applicable)

• Affidavit (On ₹10/- Non-Judicial Stamp Paper)

• PAN Card & Aadhaar Card (Mandatory for Salary/Banking)

• Bank Passbook (Self and Parents' joint account)

• Police Clearance Certificate (PCC)

• Voter ID Card (If available)

 

 

Year-Wise Salary :

• 1st Year:

  • Customized Package: 30,000

  • In-Hand Salary (70%): 21,000

  • Contribution to Corpus Fund (30%): 9,000

• 2nd Year:

  • Customized Package: 33,000

  • In-Hand Salary (70%): 23,100

  • Contribution to Corpus Fund (30%): 9,900

• 3rd Year:

  • Customized Package: 36,500

  • In-Hand Salary (70%): 25,550

  • Contribution to Corpus Fund (30%): 10,950

• 4th Year:

  • Customized Package: 40,000

  • In-Hand Salary (70%): 28,000

  • Contribution to Corpus Fund (30%): 12,000

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Seva Nidhi Package (After 4 Years)

When you exit the service after 4 years (for the 75% who do not enter the permanent cadre), you receive a lump sum amount:

• Your Total Contribution: Approximately 5.02 Lakh

• Government Matching Contribution: Approximately 5.02 Lakh

• Total Payout: Approximately 10.04 Lakh (plus accumulated interest).

• Tax Benefit: This entire Seva Nidhi amount is 100% Income Tax Free.

   

  Additional Benefits & Allowances :

• Risk & Hardship Allowance: Paid based on the area of posting.

• Ration & Clothing: Free rations and a monthly dress allowance.

• Life Insurance: Non-contributory life insurance cover of 48 Lakh during the service period.

• Medical & Canteen: Full access to Service Hospitals and CSD (Canteen) facilities.

• Ex-Gratia: In case of service-related death, an additional 44 Lakh is provided to the next of kin. 

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Frequently Asked Question (FAQ)	Expert Answer
1. When will the 2026 Merit List be out?	The final merit list is typically released 1–2 months after the completion of all medical examinations.
2. Is the 1.6km run marks added for Clerk?	No, for Clerk/SKT and Technical, you only need to qualify the physical tests; marks are not added to the merit.
3. How much is the Seva Nidhi fund?	After 4 years, you receive approximately ₹10.04 Lakh (plus interest), which is completely tax-free.
4. Can I join the Police after 4 years?	Yes, many states like UP, Haryana, and MP provide 10% reservation for ex-Agniveers in state police.
5. Is the typing test mandatory for GD?	No, the typing test is only mandatory for the Clerk/Office Assistant and SKT posts.
6. What is the age limit for 2026?	The age limit is 17.5 to 21 years. Candidates born between Oct 2005 and April 2009 are usually eligible.
7. Do NCC 'C' holders get a direct entry?	No, but they get maximum bonus marks (up to 20-25 marks) in the final merit calculation.
8. What if I fail the Medical test?	If rejected, you can appeal at a Military Hospital (MH) within a specific timeframe for a re-medical.
9. Is there any negative marking in CEE?	Yes, usually 0.50 marks are deducted for every wrong answer in the GD/Tradesman category.
10. Can I leave the service before 4 years?	Generally no, except on very specific medical or compassionate grounds approved by the Army.
11. Will I get a CSD Canteen card?	Yes, Agniveers are entitled to canteen facilities during their 4-year service period.
12. Is the salary taxable?	Monthly salary is taxable as per slab, but the 'Seva Nidhi' exit package is 100% tax-free.
13. Do girls have separate physical standards?	Yes, Women Military Police (WMP) have different timings for the 1.6km run and long jump/high jump criteria.
14. What is the height for Odisha GD?	For the Eastern Zone (including Odisha), the standard GD height is generally 169 cm.
15. How many pull-ups give full marks?	Doing 10 perfect pull-ups (beams) will give you the maximum of 40 marks.

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