Indian Army has released the admit card for Agniveer Exam 2023, Steps to download
The exam is being conducted for the recruitment of Agniveers to the posts of General Duty GD, Technical, Clerk, Store Keeper and Tradesman.
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Indian Army has issued the admit card for Agniveer Exam 2023. These admit cards are available to download on the official website, joinindianarmy.nic.in. The exam is being conducted for the recruitment of Agniveers to the posts of General Duty GD, Technical, Clerk, Store Keeper and Tradesman. Candidates who have enrolled for the exam can download the admit card.
They will be issued in phases – the first lot for General Duty has been made available from April 5, while the admit cards for the other remaining categories will be made available on April 11. According to a notification posted on the website of the Indian Army, the online exam will be conducted from April 17 at various centers across the country.
Steps to download Agniveer Exam 2023 Admit Card:
- Candidates need to visit the official website of Indian Army – joinindianarmy.nic.in.
- The website will have link titled Admit card Agniveer 2023, need to click on it
- A new page will open where candidates can enter the login credentials
- After submitting the credentials, the admit card will be displayed on the screen
- The candidates can also download the admit card of save the page.
Agniveers will be recruited into the Indian Army under the Indian Army Act 1950 for a period of four years. They will create a separate rank distinct from any other existing rank in the Indian Army.
Indian Army Agniveer Exam Pattern 2023:
The Indian Army Agniveer exam will be conducted through online mode. There will be objective type Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). As per the category of application, candidates have to answer 50 questions carrying a total of 100 marks for General Duty (GD) and 5o questions carrying a total of 200 marks for Technical.
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