IB ACIO Recruitment 2025: Short notice out for 3717 vacancies at mha.gov.in, check steps to apply and more
Candidates aspiring to join the Intelligence Bureau are advised to begin their preparations as the recruitment drive offers a promising opportunity with a competitive pay scale and a structured selection process.
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Recruiting Authority
Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA)
Post Name
Assistant Central Intelligence Officer (ACIO-II/Executive)
Total Vacancies
3,717 (Expected)
Mode of Application
Online
Selection Process
Tier-I (Objective), Tier-II (Descriptive), Tier-III (Interview)
Salary
₹44,900 – ₹1,42,400 (Level-7 Pay Matrix)
Official Website
mha.gov.in
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IB ACIO 2025 Eligibility Criteria
Candidates must meet the following eligibility requirements before applying:
Educational Qualification: A Bachelor's degree from a recognized university is mandatory. Additionally, basic computer knowledge is desirable.
Age Limit (as of August 10, 2025):
Minimum Age: 18 years
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Maximum Age: 27 years
IB ACIO 2025 Category-Wise Vacancy Distribution
The total expected vacancies are 3,717. Here's the tentative category-wise breakup:
Category
Vacancies
UR
1,537
OBC
946
SC
566
ST
226
EWS
442
IB ACIO 2025 Selection Process
The selection procedure includes three tiers:
Tier-I: Objective Test (100 Marks: Duration: 60 minutes
Subjects: General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, English Language, and General Studies
Note: ¼ mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.
Tier-II: Descriptive Test (50 Marks): Essay Writing: 30 Marks
English Comprehension & Précis Writing: 20 Marks
Tier-III: Interview (100 Marks)
Focus on personality assessment, aptitude, and overall suitability for the role.
How to Apply for IB ACIO 2025 Recruitment
Step 1: Once the application window opens, candidates can apply online by following these steps:
Step 2: Visit the official website: mha.gov.in
Step 3: Click on the 'IB ACIO 2025 Apply Online' link on the homepage
Step 4: Fill out the application form with the required details
Step 5: Upload scanned copies of necessary documents
Step 6: Pay the application fee online
Step 7: Submit the form and save a copy for future reference
This recruitment drive presents a great opportunity for graduates looking to enter government service in the intelligence sector. Stay updated with the official website for the release of the detailed notification on July 19, 2025.
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