Indian Navy Agniveer SSR MR Exam Date, Admit Card 2026: Exam City Intimation Link For INET 01/2027 & 02/2027

About Post : Indian Navy has officially released the exam schedule for Agniveer SSR, Agniveer MR, and Agniveer SSR (Medical) Recruitment 2026 under INET 01/2027 & 02/2027 batches. This is an important update for candidates who have applied for the Navy Agniveer Sailor Entry 2026, as the Computer-Based Test (CBT) dates are now confirmed. The SSR exam will be conducted on 13 May 2026, MR exam on 14 & 15 May 2026, and SSR Medical exam on 16 May 2026.

Along with the exam dates, Indian Navy has also released the Admit Card on 02 May 2026. Candidates can now download their hall ticket from the official website. The Exam City Intimation Slip will also be available before the exam, allowing candidates to check their allotted exam city in advance.

The Indian Navy conducts the INET (Indian Navy Entrance Test) to recruit candidates for SSR (Senior Secondary Recruit), MR (Matric Recruit), and Medical Branch. This recruitment is one of the most popular defence opportunities for candidates who have completed 10th or 12th and wish to serve the nation.

Candidates are advised to download their admit card as soon as possible and carefully check all details such as exam date, shift timing, reporting time, and exam center. It is mandatory to carry the admit card along with a valid ID proof to the examination center.

FAQ

Q1. What is the exam date for Indian Navy Agniveer SSR MR 2026?
The SSR exam will be held on 13 May 2026, MR exam on 14 and 15 May 2026, and SSR Medical exam on 16 May 2026.

Q2. When was the admit card released?
The Indian Navy Agniveer Admit Card 2026 has been released on 02 May 2026.

Q3. How can I download my admit card?
You can download your admit card from the official website by logging in with your credentials.

Q4. What is the selection process for Navy Agniveer 2026?
The selection process includes CBT exam, Physical Test, Stage-II exam, document verification, and medical test.

Q5. Is there negative marking in the exam?
Yes, there is a negative marking of 0.25 marks for each wrong answer.