- By Sakshi Gupta
- Wed, 10 Jan 2024 12:23 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
IB Acio Admit Card 2024 and Exam Date: The Ministry of Home Affairs announced the examination city information for the Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade-II/Executive (ACIO-II/Exe) job within the Intelligence Bureau, a department of the Government of India, on January 9. This announcement informs applicants of the cities in which the test for the aforementioned post will be held. There are currently 995 open positions.
In addition, the Intelligence Bureau (IB) ACIO Exam for Grade 2/Executive is set for January 17th and 18th. Candidates may expect the IB ACIO Grade 2/Executive Admit Card to be released three days before the examination date. The Ministry of Home Affairs' official website, www.mha.gov.in, will host the online distribution of the IB ACIO Admit Card, which will be accessible by January 14.
The Intelligence Bureau will only provide the Admit Card 2024 to applicants whose applications have been formally approved for the Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade 2/Executive posts. Candidates must use their User ID and password to download the IB Admit Card 2024.
Candidates who applied for the IB ACIO 2023-24 Exam got notifications with exam dates, shift timings, and exam cities via IB ACIO Exam City Intimation 2024. Officials have sent out notifications via email with detailed information about the impending exam. Individuals who are waiting for their exam city details can check their email inbox, including the spam folder, for further information. In addition, the IB ACIO Admit Card 2024, which will provide additional venue information, will be released soon.
IB Acio Exam 2024: Selection process
To begin the selection process, applicants must participate in Tier I at one of the five approved centres, which they can pick from a list of five cities. It is critical to note that each wrong answer will result in a 14-point deduction. No marks will be granted if a question is left unanswered. Furthermore, questions marked "Mark for Review" by applicants will not be considered throughout the grading process. This guarantees that all participants receive a fair and consistent evaluation.
To guarantee a high-quality selection and to attract the most competent candidates, cut-off marks (out of 100) for the Tier-I test have been created. The following are the cut-off points:
- UR (Unreserved): 35
- OBC (Other Backward Classes): 34
- SC/ST (Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe): 33
- EWS (Economically Weaker Section): 35
It should be noted that all Ex-servicemen will be classified according to their various categories, which include UR, OBC, SC, ST, and EWS, assuring a fair evaluation procedure for each group.
Candidates will be selected for Tier-II depending on their performance in the Tier-I test and the normalization of scores. Shortlisting will be done at a ratio of 10 times the number of openings if the candidate scores higher than the minimal cut-off. This procedure guarantees that applicants who satisfy the specified criteria move to the next stage of the selection process.