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Indian Army Agniveer CEE 2025 Result Declared – Direct Link, Cut-Off, and Next Steps

 Big News for Defence Aspirants!

The Indian Army has officially declared the Agniveer CEE (Common Entrance Examination) 2025 result today, July 26, 2025, on its official website – joinindianarmy.nic.in.

Lakhs of aspirants who appeared for the exam held in June–July 2025 can now check their roll number in the official merit list PDF and proceed toward the next phase of Agniveer recruitment.


🔗 Direct Link to Indian Army Agniveer CEE Result 2025

Candidates can check their result by visiting the link below:

👉 Click here to check your result

 How to Check the Result

Follow these easy steps to download and check your result:

  1. Visit the official website – joinindianarmy.nic.in

  2. Click on "CEE Results 2025" on the homepage.

  3. Choose your region or ARO (Army Recruiting Office).

  4. Download the PDF of shortlisted candidates.

  5. Press Ctrl+F and enter your roll number.

  6. If your number is listed – Congratulations! You’ve cleared the written exam.

 Cut-Off Trends & Merit List

While the Indian Army hasn’t officially released category-wise cut-off marks, sources suggest the following expected cut-offs based on difficulty and previous trends:

  • Agniveer GD: 35–40 Marks

  • Agniveer Technical: 50–60 Marks

  • Agniveer Clerk/SKT: 60–65 Marks

  • Tradesmen: 30–35 Marks

The result PDFs include roll numbers of candidates shortlisted for the next phase, region-wise


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