Indian Army Agniveer Mock Tests
Practise Indian Army Agniveer online mock tests in the CEE format and learn how to use them well.
Indian Army Agniveer mock tests help you practise the online Common Entrance Exam (CEE) under real time pressure. The CEE is an objective, computer-based test with either 50 questions in one hour or 100 questions in two hours, depending on the post. That works out to about 72 seconds a question, and speed with accuracy is what mock tests build.
This page explains which types of tests to take, when to take them, and how to analyse each attempt. Subjects differ by post, so pick tests that match General Duty, Technical, Clerk/Store Keeper Technical or Tradesman.
Types of mock tests
Test type | What it covers | When to take it |
|---|---|---|
Topic-wise test | One topic, such as percentages or the periodic table | While you are still learning the syllabus |
Sectional test | One full subject, such as Mathematics or General Science | After finishing a subject |
Full-length mock | All CEE subjects for your post, in the exam time limit | From the second half of your preparation |
Previous-paper practice | Questions in the style of earlier Agniveer exams | In the last few weeks for a difficulty check |
Practise in the current pattern
The notification says correct answers earn full marks and unattempted questions earn nothing. It does not mention negative marking, though some third-party sites report a penalty. Read the instructions at the start of each mock and on your real admit card, and train for accuracy as well as speed.
Subjects reported for each post are General Knowledge, General Science, Mathematics and Logical Reasoning for General Duty, and Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics with General Knowledge for Technical. Clerk/SKT adds English and Computer Science, and also has a typing test.
How to use mock tests
Weeks 1 to 4: take one topic test after each topic you finish.
Weeks 5 to 8: take two or three sectional tests a week and track your accuracy.
Weeks 9 to 12: take a full-length mock every three or four days.
Final two weeks: take one full mock a day or every other day, with the exam's timing, and avoid learning new topics.
How to analyse a mock
Wrong answers: sort them into concept gaps, careless mistakes and guesses.
Slow questions: note any question that took more than two minutes, and decide whether to skip such questions on exam day.
Skipped but solvable: these are the easiest marks to win back through revision.
Error log: write each mistake in one line and revise the log every week.
Benchmarks to track
Track four numbers across your last five mocks: overall score, accuracy, attempts, and time left at the end. Look for a stable trend rather than one high score. If your accuracy drops when you attempt more questions, slow down and strengthen your basics.
Common mistakes
Taking mocks without reviewing them: the learning is in the review, not the attempt.
Ignoring fitness: the CEE only shortlists you, so keep running and pull-up practice going alongside.
Skipping General Knowledge: current affairs needs daily reading, not a last-week cram.
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