Indian Army Agniveer CEE Result 2026 Declared: Full Selection Process Explained
Digital desk
The result, declared on July 12, covers candidates who appeared for the CEE between June 1 and 16, and has been published in the form of ARO-wise (Army Recruiting Office) and category-wise merit list PDFs on the official Join Indian Army website. The result isn't available as an individual scorecard or through a login-based system — candidates need to download the PDF specific to their Army Recruiting Office and search for their roll number or name within it.
The result covers multiple recruitment categories, including Agniveer General Duty, Technical, Clerk/Storekeeper, Tradesman, and Women Military Police, among others, with recruitment under this cycle spanning more than 25,000 posts overall. Shortlisted candidates now move to the recruitment rally stage, which includes a Physical Fitness Test, Physical Measurement Test, document verification and adaptability assessment, followed by a medical examination.
The rally schedules are being released zone-wise, so candidates need to check the specific dates and venue for their own Army Recruiting Office rather than assume a common timeline nationally. One rally has already been confirmed: the Ambala zone's Rohtak recruitment rally is scheduled to run from July 20 to July 27 at the Rajiv Gandhi Sports Complex, with admit cards for that rally becoming available from July 14.
For the Physical Fitness Test, candidates will be assessed on a 1.6-km run, pull-ups and a ditch jump, alongside the physical measurement checks for height, chest and weight against Army standards. Performance in both the CEE and the PFT feeds into the final merit list, from which the Army issues dispatch orders under the Agnipath scheme. Selected candidates begin a four-year training and service tenure at designated centres.
Candidates are advised to keep all required documents ready ahead of the rally stage and to immediately flag any discrepancy in their result to their respective Army Recruiting Office. Given the volume of traffic the result triggered on release, the official website has intermittently struggled to stay accessible, and candidates have been advised to keep checking back if the portal is slow to load.
