The Agnipath scheme continues to shape recruitment in the Indian Army, Navy, and air Force, offering young candidates a chance to serve the nation. But an important question arises: Which 12th-grade subjects are mandatory for eligibility?

📌 Agniveer Eligibility Criteria: Education

To apply as an Agniveer, candidates must have passed 12th grade in relevant streams. Here’s a breakdown by service branch:

1. indian Army (Agniveer)

· Minimum Education: 10+2 pass from a recognized board.

· Preferred Streams:

o Non-Technical Posts: Any stream is acceptable.

o Technical Posts: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) may be required for certain trades.

2. indian air Force (Agniveer)

· Minimum Education: 10+2 pass.

· Stream Requirements:

o Technical Trades: Physics and Mathematics mandatory.

o Non-Technical Trades: Any stream (Science, Commerce, Arts) is usually acceptable.

3. indian Navy (Agniveer)

· Minimum Education: 10+2 pass.

· Stream Requirements:

o Technical Trades (e.g., Electrical, Electronics): PCM required.

o Non-Technical Trades: Any stream eligible.

💡 Key Points to Remember

· Subjects matter only for technical trades.

· Non-technical positions are open to candidates from any stream.

· Candidates must meet other eligibility criteria, including age, physical standards, and nationality.

· Passing 12th with good marks in the required subjects improves chances during selection.

✅ Conclusion

If you’re aiming to join the Indian Army, Navy, or air Force as an Agniveer, ensure that:

1. You have passed 12th grade.

2. You have the required subjects for technical roles (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics).

3. You meet all other Agnipath eligibility criteria.


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Kokila Chokkanathan

01/12/2025 07:44 AM