Indian Army Agniveer CEE 2025 Results Out: A New Wave of Aspirants Moves to Phase II
New Delhi, [July 26, 2025]: Today, the Indian Army announced the highly anticipated Agniveer CEE 2025 results.
New Delhi, [July 26, 2025]: Today, the Indian Army announced the highly anticipated Agniveer CEE 2025 results. Thousands of candidates who appeared for the online examination, conducted from June 30 to July 10, 2025,which was held in 13 languages: Hindi, Odiya, Malyalam, Kannada, English, Telugu, Tamil, Bengali, Urdu, Punjabi, Marathi, Assamese and Gujarati. can now view their qualifying status on the official website: joinindianarmy.nic.in.
For countless young individuals aspiring to join the Indian Army via the Agnipath scheme, this declaration is a critical step. The Agniveer CEE 2025 results, provided in a roll number-wise PDF, are accessible to candidates upon logging in with their registration ID and password. Various Army Recruiting Offices (AROs), such as those in Ambala, Charkhi Dadri, Hamirpur, Hisar, Mandi, Rohtak, Shimla, and Palampur, have released their specific lists.
The Agniveer CEE 2025, held across numerous centers nationwide and in 13 languages, assessed candidates on their aptitude and knowledge through objective-type multiple-choice questions. This rigorous online test serves as the first phase of the comprehensive recruitment process and candidates needs to attempt 50 questions in one hour or 100 questions in two hours as per the application category.
How to Check Your Indian Army Agniveer CEE 2025 Results
To access your Indian Army Agniveer CEE 2025 results, please follow these instructions carefully:
Access the Official Portal: Navigate your web browser to the official Indian Army recruitment website: joinindianarmy.nic.in.
Locate the Result Section: On the website’s homepage, identify and click on the link designated for “Agniveer CEE Results 2025” or “CEE Results,” typically found under the “JCO/OR/Agniveer Enrollment” area.
Provide Login Credentials: Upon clicking the result link, you will be directed to a login page. Here, you must accurately input your:
Registration ID or Roll Number
Password (This is often your Date of Birth in DD-MM-YYYY format, but always verify any specific instructions provided on the login screen).
Submit and View Result: After entering your login details, click the “Submit” or “Login” button. Your result, generally presented in a PDF document, will then appear on your screen.
Download and Retain:
Proceed to download the displayed PDF file.
It is highly recommended to save a digital copy of your result for future reference.
Consider printing a hard copy as well, as this will be essential for the subsequent Phase II of the recruitment process.
Verify Qualification (Search Your Roll Number): The downloaded PDF will list the roll numbers of all candidates who have qualified. To quickly find your status, utilize the search function (commonly “Ctrl + F” on Windows or “Command + F” on Mac) and enter your specific roll number. If your roll number is present in the list, you have successfully qualified for Phase II.
Qualified candidates who will be shortlisted proportionate to the available vacancies and will receive an Admit Card for Phase II. This admit card will specify the date, time, and venue for your recruitment rally. It’s crucial to download and print this admit card from the official Indian Army website (joinindianarmy.nic.in) once it’s released.
Phase II generally consists of the following components:
- Physical Fitness Test (PFT): This is a critical evaluation of your physical capabilities. The tests typically include:
1.6 Km Run: You’ll need to complete this run within a specific time frame. There are usually two groups with different time limits and corresponding marks.
Group 1: Up to 5 minutes 30 seconds (60 marks)
Group 2: 5 minutes 31 seconds to 5 minutes 45 seconds (48 marks)
For female candidates, the timings are different (e.g., Group 1 up to 7 minutes 30 seconds, Group 2 up to 8 minutes).
Beam (Pull-Ups): Assesses upper body strength. Marks are awarded based on the number of pull-ups completed (e.g., 10 pull-ups for 40 marks, 6 pull-ups for 16 marks).
9 Feet Ditch Jump: A qualifying test where you must clear a 9-foot ditch in a single leap.
Zig-Zag Balance: Another qualifying test to assess your balance and agility.
(For some categories or for female candidates, other tests like long jump and high jump may also be included).
Physical Measurement Test (PMT): Candidates who qualify the PFT will undergo the PMT to ensure they meet the prescribed physical standards. This includes:
Height: Minimum acceptable height (varies by region and category, generally around 152.5 cm for males).
Weight: Must be proportionate to your height and age as per Army standards.
Chest Measurement: Minimum chest circumference and a mandatory expansion of at least 5 cm upon inhalation.
Document Verification: This is a crucial step where all your original documents will be thoroughly checked against the information you provided in your application. You must carry all specified original documents along with multiple self-attested photocopies. Essential documents typically include:
Phase II Admit Card and Verified Phase I Admit Card
Duly filled Application Form (downloaded after online registration)
Ten copies of recent passport-size color photographs (the same used for the online application)
Educational Certificates and Mark Sheets (Class 10th, 12th, Diploma/Degree if applicable)
Domicile Certificate
Caste Certificate (if applicable)
Religion Certificate
Character Certificate (issued within the last six months)
Unmarried Certificate (for candidates below 21 years of age)
Aadhaar Card or other valid Photo ID proof
NCC Certificates (if applicable)
No Objection Certificate (NOC) if you are currently employed in any government organization.
Consent Form for PFT & Medical Test (signed by candidate if 18+, by parent/guardian if below 18)
Tattoo Certificate (if applicable)
Adaptability Test (if applicable): For certain categories, an objective-type written test may be conducted to assess a candidate’s suitability to adapt to various operational conditions and terrains in the Indian Army.
Medical Examination: This is a comprehensive medical check-up conducted by Army Medical Teams at the rally site or a designated Military Hospital. It includes a series of tests to ensure you are medically fit for service as per Army medical standards. Common tests include:
General physical examination
Vision and hearing tests (including color perception)
Dental check-up (minimum dental points required)
Blood tests (Haemogram, Blood Sugar, Serum Cholesterol, Urea, Uric Acid, Creatinine)
Urine test
Liver Function Tests (LFT)
X-ray chest (PA view)
ECG
Tests for Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substance Abuse
Examination for any deformities like knock knees, flat feet, varicose veins, etc.
For female candidates, a gynaecological examination will also be conducted.
Candidates found medically unfit will be referred to a Military Hospital for a specialist review.
Conclusion:
congratulations to those who’ve successfully cleared Phase I, the next step is crucial. this is the time to ramp up your physical training immediately. Also, make sure to gather all your original documents and their attested copies. Keep a close eye on the official Join Indian Army website for the release of your Phase II admit cards. This upcoming stage is where your raw potential will be honed by disciplined preparation, ultimately determining who earns the esteemed opportunity to serve our nation as an Agniveer.
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