The Indian Army will commence the recruitment for the posts of Agniveer in March 2025. A written examination is scheduled for these posts in April 2025. According to Colonel Shailesh Kumar, The Directorate of Army recruitment office, Varanasi a candidate is allowed to apply for two positions simultaneously a significant change from the previous years.
The recruitment drive is inviting applications for four posts under the Agniveer scheme.
Indian Army Agniveer Vacancy 2025: Post Details
- Agniveer General Duty
- Agniveer Technical
- Office Assistant/ Storekeeper Technical
- Tradesman
Indian Army Agniveer Vacancy 2025: Eligibility
Candidates who have completed 12th Class with ITI Certification in the concerned trade are eligible to apply for Technical trades. Simultaneously, Indian Army encourages candidates to explore multiple positiosn in order to reduce the high competition for Agniveer General duty role.
Indian Army Agniveer Vacancy 2025: Who are eligible?
Candidates from several districts, including Varanasi, Chandauli, Mau, Sant Ravidas Nagar, Bhadohi, Azamgarh, Ballia, Mirzapur, Sonbhadra, Gorakhpur, Ghazipur, Jaunpur, and Deoria, will be eligible to participate in the recruitment process under the Varanasi Army Recruitment Office.
Indian Army Agniveer Vacancy 2025: More information
Colonel Kumar has mentioned that candidates often fail in general subjects during the medical examination. He advised applicants to ensure they meet all required criteria before appearing for the selection process.
This recruitment drive will also provide job opportunities for candidates with backgrounds in hotel management, including positions such as chefs, waiters, and housekeeping staff. Additionally, applications will be accepted for trades such as barbering.
Candidates who had applied in past recruitment drives but have changed their email or mobile numbers must visit the Army Recruitment Office in Varanasi for updating their contact details.
For the first time, candidates will have the option to apply for two posts within the same recruitment cycle. A trial run was conducted at the Army Recruitment Office, where dummy applications were processed to identify and rectify potential issues before implementation. Adjustments have been made based on feedback from the trial. The Indian Army is inviting eligible candidates to review the latest recruitment guidelines and apply within the given timeline to avoid last-minute complications.
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