Agniveer Previous Year Question Papers (2023–2024)
Agniveer previous year question papers are valuable resources for candidates preparing for the Agnipath scheme recruitment. Since the scheme was launched in 2022, papers from 2023 and 2024 cycles provide the most accurate representation of the current Common Entrance Examination (CEE) format and question difficulty for Army, Navy, and Air Force intakes.
The Agniveer CEE covers General Knowledge, General Science, Mathematics, and Computer Fundamentals. Questions are designed for 10th and 12th pass candidates depending on the trade category. The General Knowledge section covers current affairs, Indian history, geography, and defence awareness. Mathematics focuses on basic arithmetic, algebra, and geometry at the 10th-12th standard level.
Given the relatively newer nature of this exam, every available paper is highly valuable. Solve each paper under the allotted time to develop the speed needed for the actual exam. Focus especially on General Science and Mathematics sections, which often determine the merit ranking. Defence-related general knowledge questions are a unique feature of this exam — prepare accordingly.
Agniveer Question Papers – Year Wise
| Year | Tier / Set | Download Paper | Answer Key |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Army GD | Coming Soon | Coming Soon |
| 2024 | Army Technical | Coming Soon | Coming Soon |
| 2023 | Army GD | Coming Soon | Coming Soon |
| 2023 | Army Technical | Coming Soon | Coming Soon |
| 2023 | Navy | Coming Soon | Coming Soon |
| 2023 | Air Force | Coming Soon | Coming Soon |
How to Use Previous Year Papers
- Understand the exam pattern: Solve papers to get familiar with the question format, marking scheme, and difficulty level before your actual exam day.
- Identify important topics: Analyse which topics and chapters appear most frequently across multiple years to prioritise your preparation effectively.
- Improve time management: Attempt full papers under timed conditions to build speed and accuracy, simulating real exam pressure.
- Track your progress: Compare your scores across different papers to measure improvement and identify weak areas that need more revision.
