The Intelligence Bureau (IB), Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India has issued online admit card for written exam of Intelligence Officer Grade-II exam.
The examination will be conducted on February 22 from 11:00 AM to 01:00 PM.
Students who have applied for written exam may download their admit card now. Issuing the notification on its official website it said that "The candidate must bring his/her admit card and a valid photo ID in original (voter card, PAN card, Aadhar card, driving license, etc)."
The candidate, before appearing in the written examination, should satisfy himself/herself regarding eligibility criteria desired for the post(s) with regard to prescribed qualification, age, etc. as mentioned in advertisement. The written examination is of objective type multiple choice.
The duration of the written examination is two hours However, initial 20 minutes are meant for distribution and filling up of OMR response sheets. The remaining time is meant for attempting Paper-I (objective type multiple-choice questions) & Paper-II (Descriptive type).
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The candidate has to appear at the allotted centre only, failing which his/her candidature will stand cancelled.
To download your admit card CLICK HERE.
The examination will be conducted on February 22 from 11:00 AM to 01:00 PM.
Students who have applied for written exam may download their admit card now. Issuing the notification on its official website it said that "The candidate must bring his/her admit card and a valid photo ID in original (voter card, PAN card, Aadhar card, driving license, etc)."
The candidate, before appearing in the written examination, should satisfy himself/herself regarding eligibility criteria desired for the post(s) with regard to prescribed qualification, age, etc. as mentioned in advertisement. The written examination is of objective type multiple choice.
The duration of the written examination is two hours However, initial 20 minutes are meant for distribution and filling up of OMR response sheets. The remaining time is meant for attempting Paper-I (objective type multiple-choice questions) & Paper-II (Descriptive type).
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The candidate has to appear at the allotted centre only, failing which his/her candidature will stand cancelled.
To download your admit card CLICK HERE.
