Is there negative marking in the IB Security Assistant and MTS Tier-I exam?

Yes, there is negative marking in the IB Security Assistant and MTS Tier-I exam. For every incorrect answer, 1/4th of the marks assigned to that question will be deducted as penalty.

Is there a sectional cutoff in the IB Security Assistant and MTS Tier-I exam?

Yes, there is a sectional cutoff in the IB Security Assistant and MTS Tier-I exam. Candidates are required to score minimum qualifying marks in each section to qualify for the Tier-II exam.

What is the minimum qualifying marks for IB Security Assistant and MTS Tier-I?

The minimum qualifying marks for IB Security Assistant and MTS Tier-I are different for different categories. For General and OBC categories, the minimum qualifying marks are 35%, while for SC/ST categories, the minimum qualifying marks are 33%.

IB SA MTS Syllabus 2024 and Exam Pattern

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IB SA MTS Syllabus 2024

The Ministry of Home Affairs will release a notification for IB recruitment, revealing numerous job openings for the roles of Assistant/Executive (SA/Exe) and Multi-Tasking Staff/General (MTS/Gen). Individuals will be able to submit their applications for the IB recruitment 2024 are very much interested to understand the IB SA and MTS Syllabus, along with the exam pattern, to enhance their preparation for the upcoming exam. It is important for candidates to be well-aware with the syllabus and exam structure for effective study planning. This article will provide a complete information on the IB Security Assistant Syllabus 2024 and the corresponding IB Exam Pattern.

IB Security Assistant Syllabus 2024

The Intelligence Bureau (IB) is one of the most prestigious and respected intelligence agencies in India. The IB is responsible for gathering intelligence and conducting operations to protect national security. The IB regularly recruits candidates for various positions, including Security Assistant and Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS). To become an IB Security Assistant or MTS, candidates must go through a selection process that includes a written exam.

Intelligence Bureau Recruitment 2024 Overview

The Intelligence Bureau has officially released the recruitment notification for the positions of Security Assistant and Multi-Tasking Staff. The candidates appearing for th IB exam must be well aware of the IB exam pattern and Syllabus. Given below is the overview of the IB recruitment 2024.

Intelligence Bureau 2024 Overview
Organization	Intelligence Bureau
Type of Employment	Govt Jobs
Location	All India
Post Name	Security Assistant-Motor Transport and MTS
Question Types	MCQ
Negative Marks	1/4th Mark
Exam Duration	6o minutes
Official Website	www.mha.gov.in

IB MTS Syllabus

The IB recruitment selection process has three stages: Tier I: Online objective-based multiple-choice questions, Tier II: Offline descriptive exam, Tier III: Personality test. All the candidates who have applied for the IB recruitment 2024 must first understand the IB Security Assistant (SA) syllabus before preparing for the exam. In this article we will discuss about the IB MTS Syllabus in detail.

IB Security Assistant Exam Pattern

IB has recently released a notification for the IB SA & MTS Recruitment along with the selection process on the official website. The IB Security Assistant and MTS exam is conducted in three phases: Tier-I, Tier-II, and Tier-III. Tier-I is an online objective-type exam that is conducted for 100 marks. The duration for IB Security Assistant Exam is 1 hour.

Subject	Time	Marks	Duration
General Awareness	20	20	1 hour
Quantitative Aptitude	20	20
Numerical/analytical/Logical Ability & Reasoning	20	20
English Language	20	20
General Studies	20	20
Total	100	100

IB Security Assistant & MTS Syllabus 2024- Tier 1

The Tier-I exam is divided into five sections which includes General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, Logical/Analytical Ability, English Language and General Studies. The table below provides a detailed syllabus for the IB Security Assistant exam.

Section	Syllabus
General Awareness	Current affairs History Geography Indian Polity Economics Animals and Famous Personalities Books and Authors: Firsts, Largest, Longest, etc. in the World Buildings & Inventions, and Discoveries Calendars and Languages Dances and Sanctuaries Disasters and World Organizations Environment and Statistical Data – World, Fashion, Prizes, and Awards Famous Places and Trade Awareness General Studies – Solar System, Universe, and Earth, General Geography and History, General Concepts (Polity) and General Economics Study, General Polity and General Science (added in Intelligence Bureau Security Executive Syllabus), General Computer Science Sports and Recreation
Quantitative Aptitude	Simplification Average Percentage Time & Work Time & Distance Profit & Loss Partnership Ratio & Proportion Mensuration Data Interpretation Number System Square Roots Cube Roots Fractions and Decimals Arithmetic (Number Theory) H.C.F. and L.C.M. Simplification Ratio and Proportion Variation Chain Rule Average Logarithms Additional Topics in Arithmetic Problems on Ages, Time, Speed, and Distance Problems on Trains, Boats and Streams Unitary Method Time and Work Work and Wages Commercial Mathematics Simple Interest Compound Interest Percentage Profit and Loss Partnership (added to IB Executive Syllabus) Discounts Clocks and Calendars
Logical/Analytical Ability	Logical Venn Diagrams Alphabetical and Number Series Coding and Decoding Analogies Similarities Differences Puzzles Complex Arrangement Test Analogy Test Classification (Odd Man Out) Test Coding Decoding Test Series Test Blood Relationships Test Symbols and Notations Alphabet Test Data Sufficiency Test Data Interpretation Test Logic Tests Syllogism Statements Assumptions Statements Arguments Statements Conclusions Statements Action Non-Verbal Tests Problems Based on Symmetry Problems Based on Visual Ability
English Language	Comprehension Vocabulary Grammar Sentence Rearrangement Idioms and Phrases One Word Substitution Sentence Formation Sentence Completion Sentence Improvement Sentence Reconstruction Rearrangement of Words in a Sentence Rearrangement of Sentences in a Paragraph Paragraph Formation Paragraph Completion Fill in The Blanks Cloze Tests English Usage Errors

IB Security Assistant and MTS Tier 2

After qualifying in the Tier-1 exam, candidates will be called for Tier-2 exam which is divided into 2 parts.

The Tier-II (Part 1) exam is a descriptive-type exam that is conducted for 40 marks. This offline exam duration is 1 hour. Candidates must translate the passage of 500 words from the local language to English and vice versa (depending on the candidate’s choice).

Tier – II (Part 2) exam is Only for SA/Exe candidates. Students will be assessed on their Spoken ability skills. This will be assessed at the Interview round.

IB Security Assistant and MTS Tier 3 (Interview)

The Tier-III exam is Interview round. Candidates who qualify in Tier 1 and Tier 2 will be assessed at the Interview round. Interview round/ Personality Test round is of 50 marks.

The IB Security Assistant and MTS exams are highly competitive, and candidates must prepare well to clear these exams. The syllabus for both exams is vast and covers multiple topics. Candidates must focus on their weak areas and practice regularly to improve their chances of success. The IB conducts these exams regularly, and candidates must stay updated with the latest notifications and updates from the IB. With proper preparation and dedication, candidates can clear these exams.

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