SSB Reserves 50% Constable Posts for Ex-Agniveers
Mock Test: 20 Questions on CAPF Recruitment Rules & Ex-Agniveer Reservation 2026
AI-generated representation of the SSB ex-Agniveer reservation policy: The visualization depicts the landmark decision by the Ministry of Home Affairs to reserve 50% of Constable (GD) and Rifleman vacancies in CAPFs and Assam Rifles for ex-Agniveers. The policy, effective from July 27, 2026, exempts ex-Agniveers from written exams, PST, and PET, and provides age relaxation (3 years for all, 5 years for the first batch). The Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) is among the forces implementing this historic change, which aims to provide a second career pathway for soldiers exiting the Agnipath scheme. [Source: MHA, NDTV, Bhaskar]
Test Instructions & Rules
This mock test evaluates your understanding of the SSB's decision to reserve 50% of constable posts for ex-Agniveers and the broader CAPF recruitment reforms for UPSC and other competitive exams.
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20 questions covering the reservation policy, forces covered, exemptions, age relaxation, implementation details, and related current affairs.
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Complete the test in 20 minutes – timer starts when you begin.
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Each question carries 1 mark, total 20 marks.
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Negative marking of ⅓ (0.33) marks for each wrong answer.
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No marks deducted for unanswered questions.
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After submission, you'll receive detailed performance analysis and rank.
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Review detailed answer explanations with key facts and context.
Tip: Questions cover the reservation percentage, forces covered (CAPFs, Assam Rifles, SSB), exemptions from written exam/PST/PET, age relaxation details, implementation date, and the role of the Ministry of Home Affairs.
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