Agniveer Army (GD) Mock Tests, Syllabus & Complete Exam Guide

Under the Agnipath scheme, the Indian Army recruits young men and women as Agniveers for a defined period of service. Recruitment begins with a Common Entrance Examination (CEE) - a computer-based test - followed by a Physical Fitness Test and a Medical Examination. The Agniveer (General Duty) written test is set at the Class 10 level and covers four sections: General Knowledge, General Science, Mathematics and Logical Reasoning.

Agniveer (General Duty) needs a Class 10 pass, while technical and clerk posts need higher qualifications such as Class 12 in the relevant stream. Because the CEE is a broad, matriculation-level paper and is only the first gate before the demanding physical and medical stages, aspirants need both quick, accurate academics and a strong fitness routine to be selected.

The CEE rewards speed and accuracy on familiar Class-10 material rather than advanced knowledge. Mathematics and Logical Reasoning are the most scoreable - drill number system, percentage, ratio, interest, mensuration, series, coding-decoding, analogy and direction until they are fast and automatic. General Science is stable and high-return: revise basic physics, chemistry, biology and the human body regularly.

General Knowledge rewards steady reading of defence and national affairs, polity, geography, culture and sports. In this representative model there is no negative marking, so attempt every question - but still practise so your quick answers are correct. Take full-length timed mocks to build section balance and stamina, and build a running and fitness routine early so the Physical Fitness Test is a formality rather than a fresh challenge.