Indian Army Agniveer Recruitment 2027: Women MP, Apply by Apr 1

The Indian Army has released a recruitment notification inviting online applications from unmarried female candidates for the Agniveer General Duty (Women Military Police) intake for the Recruiting Year 2027 under the Agnipath Scheme. This is a significant opportunity for young women from Bihar and Jharkhand to serve the nation. The selection process involves an online Common Entrance Examination (CEE) followed by a Recruitment Rally which includes Physical Fitness Tests, Physical Measurement Tests, and a Medical Examination.

Candidates are advised to carefully review the eligibility criteria, application process, and important dates before applying. The online registration window is open from 13 February 2026 to 01 April 2026. All aspiring candidates must apply through the official website, www.joinindianarmy.nic.in, ensuring all details are accurate to avoid disqualification.

Quick Overview

Vacancy Details

The exact number of vacancies for Agniveer General Duty (Women Military Police) for the Recruiting Year 2027 has not been specified in the official notification. Candidates will be shortlisted proportionate to the vacancies available based on their performance in the written exam.

Eligibility Criteria

Prospective candidates must meet the following criteria to be eligible for the Agniveer GD (Women Military Police) recruitment:

Educational Qualification

• General Candidates: Class 10th /Matric pass with 45% marks in aggregate of five basic subjects and a minimum of 33% marks in each of those five subjects. For boards following a grading system, grades commensurate to percentages will be considered.
• Indian Gorkhas: Class 10th simple pass.
• Awaiting Results: Candidates who have appeared in the Class 10th Board Exam and are awaiting results are also eligible to apply, provided they fulfill all other required qualifications. However, selection will only be confirmed upon producing the original marksheet during Phase II of the recruitment process.

Age Limit

The age criteria for Agniveer General Duty (Women Military Police) are as follows:

Age Relaxation

• Widows of Defence Personnel: Upper age limit will be relaxable up to 30 years of age (as on date of joining training) for widows of Defence personnel who have died in harness.

Marital Status

• Only unmarried female candidates are eligible to apply.
• Candidates must undertake not to marry during the defined engagement period of four years.
• Women Agniveers are also required to undertake not to get pregnant during the engagement period; pregnancy will lead to discharge/dismissal.

Domicile Requirement

• Applications are invited from domiciles of the states of Bihar and Jharkhand.

Physical Standards

Meeting the prescribed physical standards is mandatory for all candidates:

Relaxation in Physical Standards (for specific categories)

Note: An eligible candidate can be granted prescribed relaxations in both height and weight measurements. This relaxation is in addition to the Special Physical Standards mentioned for Tribals/Gorkhas.

Application Fee

The application fee for the online examination is as follows:

Important Dates

Mark these crucial dates in your calendar:

Selection Process

The recruitment process for Agniveer GD (Women Military Police) will be conducted in two phases, focusing on merit and transparency:

1. Phase-I: Online Common Entrance Examination (CEE)

   • Candidates will appear for a Computer Based Test at allotted centres.
   • Shortlisting for Phase-II will be based on the cut-off marks in the CEE.

2. Phase-II: Recruitment Rally

   • Shortlisted candidates will receive a second Admit Card for the Recruitment Rally.
   • The rally will include:
   • Physical Fitness Test (PFT): 1.6 Km Run, 7ft Ditch (qualifying), Zig Zag Balance (qualifying), and Pull Ups.
   • Physical Measurement Test (PMT): Verification of height, weight, and chest expansion as per laid down standards.
   • Medical Examination: Conducted by the Army Medical Team. Candidates found medically unfit will be given 21 days for review medicals at designated Military Hospitals. Passing the medical examination is not a guarantee of employment.

Bonus Marks

Bonus marks (up to a maximum of 25 marks) will be awarded for various categories, which will be used to formulate the final merit list. These marks are fixed based on eligibility and are independent of CEE performance.

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Note: Sports Certificates are valid for TWO YEARS from the first day of the Common Entrance Examination. Fake claims for bonus marks or relaxation will lead to cancellation of candidature.

Online Common Entrance Examination (CEE) Pattern

The CEE will be an objective Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) based online test. Key details are:

How to Apply

Follow these steps to successfully apply for the Indian Army Agniveer GD (Women Military Police) Recruitment 2027:

1. Visit the official website: www.joinindianarmy.nic.in.
2. Log in to the portal, check your eligibility status, and create your profile.
3. Fill in your highest educational qualification during registration.
4. Proceed to fill the application form, ensuring all details are accurate as per your category.
5. Upload a recent passport-size color photograph (not more than three months old, white background, no computerized/photoshopped/AI generated images).
6. Indicate five choices for your examination centre.
7. Pay the application fee of Rs 250/- plus bank charges through the HDFC portal using available online payment options (Maestro, MasterCard, VISA, Rupay Cards, Internet Banking, UPI).
8. Ensure you have an active email ID and mobile number for all future communications. Keep your User Name and Password safe.

Note: Duplicate, incomplete, or erroneously filled applications will be rejected. Any changes in policy or dates will be intimated via a ticker on the official web portal.

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Job Profile & Career Scope (Agniveer GD – Women Military Police)

As an Agniveer General Duty (Women Military Police), you will be enrolled in the Indian Army for a period of four years under the Agnipath Scheme. This role involves maintaining law and order, assisting in investigations, and providing security within the Army. Key aspects of the job include:

• Duties: Patrolling, guard duties, traffic control, investigation of offenses, assistance in various operational and administrative tasks.
• Training: Agniveers will undergo military training based on Indian Army requirements.
• Benefits: Fixed yearly increment, Risk and Hardship allowances, Dress and Travel allowances. Non-contributory life insurance cover of Rs 48 lakhs. Medical and CSD facilities.
• Terminal Benefits: A ‘Seva Nidhi Package’ of approximately Rs 10.04 Lakh (excluding interest) will be provided upon completion of four years, comprising monthly contributions from the Agniveer and a matching contribution from the Government. No entitlement to Provident Fund, gratuity, or pensionary benefits.
• Career Progression: After four years, based on organizational requirements and policies, Agniveers will be offered an opportunity to apply for permanent enrolment in the Indian Army. Up to 25% of each batch may be enrolled in the regular cadre based on objective criteria and performance. A detailed Skill-Set certificate will be provided, highlighting acquired competencies.

Preparation Tips

To excel in the Indian Army Agniveer GD (Women Military Police) selection process, a multi-faceted approach covering both the online CEE and the physical rally is crucial:

For Online Common Entrance Examination (CEE)

• Understand Syllabus: Familiarize yourself with the detailed syllabus which typically includes General Knowledge, General Science, Mathematics, and Reasoning. While not explicitly detailed in this notification, these are standard subjects for GD exams.
• Practice Online: Utilize the practice links and animated videos available on the official Join Indian Army website to get accustomed to the Computer Based Test environment.
• Time Management: Practice solving questions within the stipulated time frame (1 hour for 50 questions / 2 hours for 100 questions).
• Focus on Accuracy: Since there’s no negative marking mentioned, attempt all questions, but prioritize accuracy for correct answers.
• Recommended Books: For General Knowledge (Lucent’s General Knowledge), Mathematics (R.S. Aggarwal’s Quantitative Aptitude), Reasoning (A Modern Approach to Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning by R.S. Aggarwal).

For Physical Fitness Test (PFT)

• Running: Regularly practice 1.6 Km running to achieve timings for Group-I (under 7 min 30 secs) or Group-II (7 min 31 secs to 8 min). Use suitable running footwear.
• Pull-Ups: Practice pull-ups to achieve maximum marks (5 pull-ups for 40 marks).
• Ditch & Balance: Practice 7ft ditch and Zig Zag Balance for qualifying.
• Stamina & Endurance: Incorporate exercises like skipping, cycling, and strength training to build overall stamina.

For Medical Examination

• Pre-Medical Check-up: It is highly advisable to undergo a personal medical check-up before the rally for common issues like flat feet, poor vision, deformities, and weight.
• Hygiene: Ensure ears are clean from wax.
• Avoid Contact Lenses: Contact lenses are not permitted during medical examination.

Documents Required for Phase-II (Recruitment Rally)

Candidates shortlisted for Phase-II must bring the following documents in original along with two attested photocopies to the designated Recruitment Rally venue:

• Admit Card: Printed on a laser printer on good quality paper, in duplicate (color printout).
• Photographs: Twenty (20) copies of unattested passport-size color photographs (white background, not more than three months old). Computerized/photocopied/photoshopped/AI-generated photos will NOT be accepted.
• Education Certificates:
• Original marksheet of all educational qualifications (Matric/Intermediate, etc.) from recognized School/College/Board/University.
• Provisional/online education certificate, ink-signed by the head of the educational institution.
• For Open School candidates with Matric Certificate, School Leaving Certificate with DOB and parents’ names, countersigned by BEO/DEO.
• Domicile/Nativity/Permanent Residence Certificate: Online generated through government website, digitally signed by Circle Officer/SDO/Tehsildar/District Magistrate. No Tatkal or manually drafted certificates accepted.
• Caste Certificate: Online generated through government website, digitally signed by Circle Officer/SDO/Tehsildar/District Magistrate. For ST/Adivasi candidates, online Tribe Certificate issued by District Collector/District Magistrate for physical relaxation.
• Police Character Certificate: Digitally issued by SP/SSP Office of concerned District within the last six months. Manually drafted/generated certificates are not acceptable.
• School Character Certificate: Issued by the School/College Principal/Headmaster where the candidate last studied, with photo affixed and attested.
• Sarpanch Character Certificate: Issued by Village Sarpanch/Municipal Corporation within the last six months, with photo affixed and attested.
• Unmarried Certificate: For all candidates, issued by Village Sarpanch/Municipal Corporation within the last six months, with photo affixed and attested. (Format as per Appendix ‘F’).
• Relationship Certificate (for specified categories): Issued from respective Record Office, duly signed by Record Officer with personal number, rank, name, and particulars. Must bear watermarks of the concerned Records.
• Affidavit (for Relationship Certificate holders): Declaration on Rs 10 Non-Judicial Stamp paper, signed by 1st Class/Executive/Judicial Magistrate. (Format as per Appendix ‘B’).
• Original Discharge Book of Ex-Servicemen: For specified categories, with name and DOB recorded.
• NCC Certificates: NCC A/B/C Certificate and Republic Day Parade certificate with attested photograph by issuing authority. Only original pass certificates accepted.
• Sports Certificates: For outstanding sportswomen, with registration number from Government recognized sport institutes/bodies.
• Affidavit (Mandatory for entry): Duly signed by candidate on Rs 10 Non-Judicial Stamp Paper, attested by Notary. (Format as per Appendix ‘D’).
• PAN Card & AADHAR Card: Mandatory for final enrolment. AADHAR authentication (including Facial/Biometric) will be carried out at the Rally Site.
• Body Tattoo Certificates (for Tribal communities): Self-certification (Appendix ‘E-I’) and Tribal community certificate by DC/DM/SDM (Appendix ‘E-II’).
• Indemnity Bond: Mandatory. (Format as per Appendix ‘G’).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Who is eligible to apply for Agniveer GD (Women Military Police)?

A: Unmarried female candidates from Bihar and Jharkhand, aged 17.5 to 22 years (born between 01 July 2005 to 01 July 2009), who have passed Class 10th/Matric with 45% marks (or simple pass for Indian Gorkhas), and meet the physical standards are eligible.

Q2: What is the last date to apply for this recruitment?

A: The last date for online registration is 01 April 2026.

Q3: Is there any age relaxation for specific categories?

A: Yes, widows of Defence personnel who died in harness are eligible for age relaxation up to 30 years.

Q4: What is the application fee and how can I pay it?

A: The application fee is Rs 250/- plus bank charges. It can be paid online through the HDFC portal using Maestro, MasterCard, VISA, Rupay Cards, Internet Banking, or UPI.

Q5: What is the selection process?

A: The selection process consists of two phases: Phase-I is an Online Common Entrance Examination (CEE), and Phase-II is a Recruitment Rally which includes Physical Fitness Tests, Physical Measurement Tests, and a Medical Examination.

Q6: Are there any bonus marks?

A: Yes, bonus marks (up to 25) are awarded for various categories like wards of servicemen, widows of Defence personnel, outstanding sportswomen, and NCC certificate holders. These marks contribute to the final merit.

Q7: What documents are required for the Recruitment Rally?

A: A comprehensive list of documents including Admit Card, photographs, educational certificates, domicile, caste, character certificates, unmarried certificate, relationship certificate (if applicable), NCC/Sports certificates, PAN/AADHAR Card, Affidavit, and Indemnity Bond are required. Refer to the ‘Documents Required’ section for full details.

Q8: Can I change my exam center or date after submitting the application?

A: No, requests for change of exam center or date of selection test will not be entertained.

Q9: What is the salary and benefits for an Agniveer?

A: Agniveers receive a fixed yearly increment, Risk and Hardship allowances, Dress and Travel allowances. They also receive a ‘Seva Nidhi Package’ of approximately Rs 10.04 Lakh upon completion of four years. There are no Provident Fund, gratuity, or pensionary benefits.

Q10: What happens after the 4-year engagement period?

A: Based on organizational requirements and policies, Agniveers will be offered an opportunity to apply for permanent enrolment in the Indian Army. Up to 25% of each batch may be enrolled in the regular cadre based on objective criteria and performance. A Skill-Set certificate will also be provided.