Results for the Common Entrance Examination Are Out. Access Your Scorecard Directly and Check Your Qualification Status
July 26, 2025: The results of the 2025 Indian Army Agniveer Common Entrance Examination (CEE) are now official. The results for everyone who sat the test are now available on the official website, joinindianarmy.nic.in. There is now a way to see the results by roll number and group them by candidate type and recruitment office.
The results of the Indian Army Agniveer CEE 2025 have been made public. Get them now and get ready for Phase II.
Candidates can find out the results by going to the official website and clicking on “CEE Results” under “JCO/OR/Agniveer Enrollment.” A new page will pop up with a list of results that are sorted by Serial Number, Zonal Recruiting Office (ZRO), Army Recruiting Office (ARO), and Subject. There will also be a link to download each result right away. Candidates should save their results after downloading them so they can look at them later.
Links to Direct Results (for some categories and AROs)Direct Result Links (for specific categories/AROs):
RTG Zone- Palampur CEE Result 202
Mandi CEE Result
Civil Candidates 2025 Result
Serving Candidates Result
Ambala ARO Charkhi Daadri CEE Result
Hamirpur CEE Result 2025
What happens next for folks who are qualified?
People who pass Phase I (the written test) will move on to Phase II of the selection process. This is the tough part:
- Physical Fitness Test (PFT): Candidates must clear a 1.6 km run, along with push-ups, sit-ups, and pull-ups.
- Physical Measurement Test (PMT): This involves precise measurements of height, weight, and chest.
- Medical Examination: A comprehensive health check-up to ensure medical fitness.
- Document Verification: All necessary educational, age, identity, and category certificates will be verified.
- Adaptability Test (if applicable): A psychological assessment to evaluate suitability.
The final merit list for the Indian Army Agniveer recruitment will be based on the scores from the written test (Phase I), the performance in Phase II, and the number of open positions.