Indian Armed Forces. Build your understanding, one focused test at a time.
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Agniveer is the Indian Army’s recruitment route for soldiers under the Agnipath scheme: Agniveer General Duty (GD), Technical, Clerk and Store Keeper Technical, and Tradesmen. Selection starts with the online Common Entrance Examination (CEE), after which shortlisted candidates take the physical and medical tests.
ExamForge gives you 10 free, timed practice sets of 47 to 50 questions each, built around General Knowledge, General Science and Mathematics. Every question has an explanation after you submit. The question bank is in English only. Your first three sets need no signup.
The real CEE deducts marks for wrong answers in most categories. ExamForge does not, so after each set take off the penalty from the current notice for every wrong answer to see your exam-style score.
From published Agniveer recruitment summaries. The pattern changes between rallies, so check joinindianarmy.nic.in for the current notice before you apply.
For Agniveer General Duty the CEE is an objective paper over three subject areas. Other categories use the same style with different subjects, such as Physics, Chemistry and Maths for Technical.
| Section | Subject | Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper | General Knowledge, General Science and Mathematics | 50 | 100 |
| Total | 60 minutes for the whole paper | 50 | 100 |
| Response | Marks |
|---|---|
| Correct answer | +2 |
| Wrong answer | −0.5 |
| Not attempted | 0 |
The subject split and the exact penalty differ between recruitment notices, so treat the table as a guide. ExamForge’s sets are mixed rather than sectional, so each one tests all three areas together.
Questions are set at Class 8 to 10 level.
Static and current facts.
NCERT Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
Arithmetic and basic algebra and geometry.
Requirements depend on the category and are set in each recruitment notice. For Agniveer General Duty:
Selection runs in this order.
Register and choose your recruitment office and category on the Army’s website.
The computer-based test above, held at centres across the country.
Shortlisted candidates take the running, pull-up, balance and ditch tests, followed by measurements.
Candidates who pass the physical tests go to a medical, and the final merit list is based on the CEE score.
Class 8 to 10 Science and Maths cover most of the paper, so master formulas and units before you try harder material.
Defence news, awards and sports results are easy marks if you read them regularly.
Sit a full ExamForge set under the timer and see how many you can finish with time left to review.
The written exam is only the first stage, so train in parallel.
Each set has between 47 and 50 questions, with one minute for each question.
They are built for General Duty, and are also useful practice for the General Knowledge, Science and Maths parts of other categories.
In most categories, yes. ExamForge does not deduct marks, so check the penalty in the current notice and subtract it yourself.
No. This question bank is in English only.
Yes. Your first three sets need no account; create a free account to keep practising and keep your history.