Last Date:09 January,2021
Intelligence Bureau (IB)
All India
Intelligence Bureau (IB) has issued notification to inform about recruitment process for the 2000 posts of Assistant Central Intelligence Officer (ACIO Grade II) (under Ministry of Home Affairs).Eligible who are looking forward for mentioned posts, Candidates may submit their application only through provided online facility on or before 09-01-2021. Candidates are advised to read notification carefully and make ensure about meeting concerned eligibility criteria. All personal and educational details must be mentioned properly.
Employment Notification 2000 ACIO Grade II Vacancy – Intelligence Bureau,All India
JOB DETAILS:
Name of the post – ACIO Grade II
No of post – 2000
Pay Scale – Rs 44,900-1,42,400
Educational Qualification:
Graduate in any Trade.
Apply to 2000 ACIO Grade II Vacancy – Intelligence Bureau,All India
General Instruction:
- Candidates agreeing the terms & conditions may apply by clicking ‘I Agree’ Checkbox given below and pressing the ‘Registration/Sign up’ button.
- The candidate should fill up all the desired information i.e. Personal Details, Contact Details, etc. correctly.
- On completion of Step-I registration, a message will be received in candidate’s registered email id conveying his/her login ID (Application Sequence Number) & password.
- The candidate has to log-out and log in again (for Step – II) in order to fill up other details in application form.
- After registration, candidate has to login and complete other details in application form like Personal Details, Qualification Details, and Declaration etc.
- Candidates should upload the scanned (digital) image of their photograph and signature as per the process given below. The applicant should note that only jpg/jpeg format is acceptable:
- Coloured photo of size 35mm (width) x 45mm (height) not older than 12 weeks. Black & while photo will not be accepted.
- Light background. Light grey/white is suggested. No patterns.
- The face should cover 70-80% of the photo. The applicant should look straight at the camera with a normal expression.
- Avoid uniforms of colours matching the background.
- If the applicant wears optical glasses, then his/her eyes should be fully visible.
- The size of the scanned image should be between 50-100kb in jpg/jpeg format only.
- The applicant has to sign on white paper with Black ink pen.
- The signature must be signed only by the applicant and not by any other person.
- Please scan the signature area only and not the entire page.
- Size of file should be between 50-100kb in jpg/jpeg format only.
- Once the application is submitted, candidates will be automatically redirected to SBI gateway to deposit the examination fee of INR 100 (if applicable) and Recruitment Processing Charges of INR 500 (plus Bank charges, if applicable), to be paid by all candidates, through Debit Card/Credit Card/Net Banking/UPI /challan etc. Candidate may generate payment acknowledgement slip for future reference.
- The e-challan generated after submission of online application form will be valid till 03 days from the date of generation of e-challan.
- Post submission, the candidate will be re-directed to SBI Payment gateway to make the online payment. In case of payment through challan, an e-challan will be generated upon submission of application form.
- Kindly verify the details and make the payment for application fees via different payment modes.
- Post successful online payment, candidate will be redirected to his/her application form.
- For the purpose of all future references, the candidates are advised to keep a printout of their application form after successful submission.
- For technical queries/ clarifications relating to the filling up of ONLINE APPLICATION, please feel free to contact the helpdesk at Email: helpdesk.bharti@nic.in Or Phone No .: 022-61087529[1000 hrs to 1800 hrs / Monday to Saturday.
- Selection process for ACIO Grade II posts will comprise written test followed by interview. Written test will consist of two paper; paper I of 100 marks with total 100 MCQs questions and paper II descriptive type of 50 marks (Essay and english comprehension & precis writing). Based on written test performance, candidates will be shortlisted for interview of 100 marks.
How To Apply:
Vacancy Notice 2000 ACIO Grade II Vacancy – Intelligence Bureau,All India
- Candidates should have a valid personal e-mail ID and mobile number. It should be kept active during the entire recruitment process. Application sequence number, password, and all other important communication/alerts will be sent on the same registered e-mail ID (please ensure that email sent to this mailbox is not redirected to your junk / spam folder).
- Candidates should take utmost care to furnish the correct details while filling in the on-line application form. YOU CAN EDIT THE INFORMATION BEFORE SUBMISSION OF STEP-I and STEP-II.Once the form is submitted, it can’t be edited.
- The step by step process for submitting the application form is given below:
Step-I: Registration of Personal & Contact details. Login Id and password will be sent to you through e-mail on your registered e-Mail Id. - Step-II: Re-login and select the category and fill up the Personal Details, Qualification Details, Upload photo & signature and submit examination fees, (if applicable) and “Recruitment Processing Charges (to be paid by all the candidates, irrespective of category, online via SBI MOPS through net banking/debit cards/credit cards/UPI/challan.
- Application once submitted cannot be withdrawn and fee once paid will not be refunded in any case, neither shall be held reserved for any other recruitment nor selection process in future.
- Candidates possessing the proposed eligibility criteria are required to fill online with in due date of 09-01-2021. Candidates should fill all concerned details properly in online application with correct spell, After making sure that they meet the eligibility criteria. Candidates should upload scanned copy of latest passport size photograph, signature and left hand thumb impression. No need to send print at this stage. Keeping a print copy is advisable though.
About Us:
- The Intelligence Bureau (IB) is India’s domestic intelligence, internal security and counter-intelligence agency. It is reputed to be the oldest such organization in the world.Arvind Kumar, the current director of the IB, took over from Rajiv Jain on 26 June 2019.
- In 1885, Major General Charles MacGregor was appointed Quartermaster General for the British Indian Army at Simla and thereby became responsible for its intelligence activities. The main concern of the time was to monitor Russian troop deployments in Afghanistan so as to avoid an invasion of British India from the northwest. In 1909, the Indian Political Intelligence Office was established in England in response to the development of Indian revolutionary activities. It came to be called Indian Political Intelligence (IPI) in 1921, constituting a surveillance and monitoring agency run jointly by the India Office and the Government of India and maintaining close contact with Scotland Yard and MI5. After Indian independence in 1947, IPI was renamed as the Intelligence Bureau under the Ministry of Home Affairs.
- Shrouded in secrecy, the IB is used to garner intelligence from within India and also execute counter-intelligence and counter-terrorism tasks. The Bureau comprises employees from law enforcement agencies, mostly from the Indian Police Service (IPS) or the Indian Revenue Service (IRS) and the military. However, the Director of Intelligence Bureau (DIB) has always been an IPS officer. In addition to domestic intelligence responsibilities, the IB is particularly tasked with intelligence collection in border areas, following the 1951 recommendations of the Himmat Singh Ji Committee (also known as the North and North-East Border Committee), a task entrusted to the military intelligence organisations prior to independence in 1947. All spheres of human activity within India and in the neighborhood are allocated to the charter of duties of the Intelligence Bureau. The IB was also tasked with other external intelligence responsibilities as of 1951 until 1968, when the Research and Analysis Wing was formed.
- The Intelligence Bureau reportedly has a lot of successes to its credit, but operations conducted by the IB are rarely declassified. Due to the extreme secrecy surrounding the agency, there is little concrete information available about it or its activities. The IB was trained by the Soviet KGB from the 1950s onward until the collapse of the Soviet Union. Understanding of the shadowy workings of the IB is largely speculative. Many times even members’ own family members are unaware of their whereabouts. One known task of the IB is to clear licences to amateur radio enthusiasts. The IB also passes on intelligence between other Indian intelligence agencies and the police. The Bureau also grants the necessary security clearances to Indian diplomats and judges before they take the oath. On rare occasions, IB officers interact with the media during a crisis situation. The IB is also rumoured to intercept and open around 6,000 letters daily. It also has an email spying system similar to FBI’s Carnivore system. The Bureau is also authorised to conduct wiretapping without a warrant.
- The IB was initially India’s internal and external intelligence agency. Due to lapses on the part of the Intelligence Bureau to predict the Sino-Indian War of 1962, and later on, intelligence failure in the India-Pakistan War in 1965, it was bifurcated in 1968 and entrusted with the task of internal intelligence only. The external intelligence branch was handed to the newly created Research and Analysis Wing.
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