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Agniveer policy change: All recruits eligible for permanent absorption after six years

Agniveer policy change: All recruits eligible for permanent absorption after six years

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The Ministry of Defence said the Agniveer scheme will not be rolled back and that all eligible recruits will be absorbed after six years. About 75% of Agniveers will receive a second two‑year engagement and their seniority will be protected when they move into the regular cadre. Aspirants have welcomed the changes, noting the extended six‑year service, enhanced benefits and another chance for permanent enrollment.

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    Agniveers opting for a two-year extension can be absorbed into regular service without any percentage cap if they meet selection criteria, says an official.

    — Mathrubhumi English

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Agniveers opting for a two-year extension can be absorbed into regular service without any percentage cap if they meet selection criteria, says an official.

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Agniveer policy change: All recruits eligible for permanent absorption after six years

Agniveers opting for a two-year extension can be absorbed into regular service without any percentage cap if they meet selection criteria, says an official.

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