Hi Pankaj,
if you don't want to use event sourcing, you can mark your aggregate as an @Entity (as well as @Aggregate) and use the GenericJpaRepository. When using Spring Boot, assuming your aggregate is called "MyAggregate", if you name that repository bean myAggregateRepository, it will automatically use that. Alternatively, you can specify the name of the repository bean in the @Aggregate annotation.
The Axon Spring Boot starter will also automatically give you an Event Store. If you don't want to store your events, specify an EventBus instance in your application context to override that behavior.
Cheers,
Allard