Agniveervayu 02/2027 Result: What Comes Next in Phase II and the Medical

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Agniveervayu 02/2027 result: where things stand

As on 10 November 2026, the CASB portal says the results of the STAR Phase-I online exam for Airmen and Agniveervayu Intake 02/2027 “are under process and will be declared in due course” (official update). No result date has been announced, and we will not guess one.

StageAgniveervayu Intake 02/2027
Online registration6 – 26 July 2026
Phase-I online exam22 – 23 September 2026
Objection window26 – 28 September 2026
Phase-I resultUnder process – date not announced

When it comes, the result and your state-wise shortlisting for Phase II will appear in your own login on iafrecruitment.edcil.co.in, not as a public list.

How the shortlisting works

Two lines in the Intake 02/2027 advertisement explain why two friends with the same raw score can get different results:

  • Marks are normalised. Because the exam ran across several sessions, the cut-off is applied to normalised marks, not the marks you counted from the answer key.
  • Cut-offs are state-wise. Vacancies are allotted by state, so the cut-off for Phase II can differ from one state to another.
  • Every paper counts on its own. You must qualify in each paper separately, not just on the total.

Shortlisted candidates get a fresh Phase-II admit card by email and in their login, with a date to report at an Airmen Selection Centre (ASC).

Phase II: the physical fitness test

The PFT is where many candidates who did well on paper fall short. These are the standards in the official advertisement:

PFT-IMaleFemale
1.6 km runWithin 7 minutesWithin 8 minutes
PFT-II (after 10 minutes’ rest)MaleFemale
Push-ups10 in 1 minute–
Sit-ups10 in 1 minute10 in 1 minute 30 seconds
Squats20 in 1 minute15 in 1 minute

The numbers look small. The catch is that you do them straight after a hard run, with only short breaks, and with the proper technique the IAF expects; the detailed method is on the CASB portal. Our older guide on the Air Force Agniveer physical fitness test has more practice ideas.

Adaptability Tests I and II

Candidates who pass the PFT take Adaptability Test-I, an objective written test that checks whether you suit service in varied terrain, weather and operational conditions. Those who clear it move on to Adaptability Test-II, which looks at whether you can adjust to the military way of life. There is no trick to either test. Answer honestly and calmly, and do not try to guess the “right” personality.

Phase III: the medical examination

Candidates who clear Adaptability Test-II get a medical appointment letter. Some of the standards in the advertisement:

  • Height: at least 152 cm. Women from the North East or the hilly regions of Uttarakhand may be accepted at 147 cm (150 cm for Lakshadweep), with a domicile certificate that says so.
  • Chest (men): at least 77 cm, with 5 cm expansion.
  • Vision: 6/12 in each eye, correctable to 6/6; LASIK or PRK is not accepted.
  • Teeth and ears: at least 14 dental points, no braces, and normal hearing. Get tartar removed and your ears cleaned beforehand.

The medical can take four to five days, at your own cost for stay. If you are declared unfit, you can request an Appeal Medical Board within three working days, for a fee of Rs. 40. Tattoos are allowed only in set places; see our tattoo policy guide before you go.

Documents to start arranging now

Candidates are not allowed into Phase II without original documents. The advertisement asks for, among others:

  • Colour printouts of the Phase-II admit card and your filled application form, plus the original Phase-I admit card.
  • Originals (or DigiLocker-verified printouts) and four self-attested copies of your Class 10 certificate and your 10+2, diploma or vocational certificates and marksheets.
  • Your domicile certificate (or COAFP certificate). The names must match your Class 10 certificate.
  • Eight passport-size colour photos, the same as in your application.
  • NCC certificates, if you have them, and tattoo photographs, if relevant.

A spelling mismatch between your domicile certificate and your Class 10 certificate is easier to fix now than on the reporting day.

A 3-week routine while you wait

  • Run four days a week. Build up to 1.6 km comfortably inside the time, then practise push-ups, sit-ups and squats straight after the run, just as the test does.
  • Two rest days. An injury now could cost you the whole intake.
  • Sort your papers. Make the photocopies, match the names, and keep everything in one folder.
  • Check your login every few days, and keep your registered email and phone number active.

Terms worth knowing before you join

Agniveervayu are enrolled for four years. The pay package starts at Rs. 30,000 a month in the first year and rises to Rs. 40,000 in the fourth. The exit package (Seva Nidhi) is about Rs. 10.04 lakh, excluding interest. Up to 25% of each batch may be taken into the regular cadre, and life insurance cover is Rs. 48 lakh during the engagement. All of these figures are from the official advertisement.

How Cadets Defence Academy can help

We prepare Agniveer and Air Force aspirants in Dehradun for the written exam and the physical tests. See our Agniveer coaching in Dehradun page for details.

Final words

The result is not in your hands any more, but your next run is. Whatever the portal says next week, the fitness and the discipline you build now will stay with you.

Sources (checked 10 November 2026): IAF Agniveervayu Intake 02/2027 advertisement; CASB update on STAR 02/2027 results; CASB Agniveervayu portal. The Phase-I result date and the Phase-II schedule have not been announced.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When will the Agniveervayu 02/2027 result come?

No date has been announced. As on 10 November 2026, the CASB portal says the STAR Phase-I results for Intake 02/2027 are under process and will be declared in due course.

The result and state-wise Phase-II shortlisting are uploaded in each candidate’s own login on iafrecruitment.edcil.co.in.

The 1.6 km run must be finished within 7 minutes for male candidates and 8 minutes for female candidates, as per the Intake 02/2027 advertisement.

Vacancies are allotted state-wise, so the Phase-II cut-off, applied to normalised marks, can vary from state to state.

Yes. You can apply for an Appeal Medical Board within three working days of the medical examination, with a fee of Rs. 40 deposited through an e-MRO or MRO.

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