The IB Security Assistant (SA) Exam is conducted by the Intelligence Bureau (under the Ministry of Home Affairs) to recruit candidates for Security Assistant / Executive posts. This exam is an excellent opportunity for 10th pass candidates to join India’s prestigious intelligence agency and build a secure government career.
At King Makers School of Banking, we provide specialized IB SA coaching, covering the Written Exam (Stage I & II), Interview, and Skill Test, with mock tests and updated study material.

Why Choose IB Security Assistant?

Prestigious Central Government Job

Stable central government job with allowances & perk

Job Stability & Security

Work with India’s premier intelligence agency (IB) Direct entry for 10th pass candidates

Attractive Salary & Allowances

Job profile involves field intelligence work and support duties

Fast Career Growth

Opportunity to serve the nation with honor & pride

SSC IB SA Exam Eligibility Criteria – Nationality, Age Limit and Qualification

IB Security Assistant Eligibility

Before applying for IB Security Assistant, candidates must fulfill the following criteria:

Nationality:

Must be an Indian citizen

Educational Qualification:

Matriculation (10th Pass) from a recognized board

Age Limit:

18–27 years (Relaxation as per govt. norms)

Skill Requirement:

Knowledge of local language/dialect of the region applied for

IB Security Assistant Exam Pattern

Comprehensive 3-tier examination structure designed to assess various skills
and knowledge areas

Tier 1

Prelims – Computer-Based Test (CBT)

SUBJECTS COVERED

EXAM DETAILS

100 Questions       •      100 Marks       •        1 hour

Tier 2

Descriptive/Skill Test

SUBJECTS COVERED

Tier 3

Interview/Personality Test

IB Security Assistant Syllabus Overview

Complete subject-wise breakdown of the IB Security Assistant curriculum to help you
prepare systematically

Local Language Test

Translation + spoken proficiency

Quantitative Aptitude

Arithmetic, Percentages, Profit & Loss, Time & Work, Mensuration

General Awareness

Current Affairs, Polity, History, Geography, Economy, Science

Logical/Analytical Ability

Puzzles, Coding-Decoding, Syllogism, Blood Relations

English Language

Grammar, Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension

Preparation Tips for IB Security Assistant

Follow our proven strategies and expert tips to maximize your chances of
success in IB Security Assistant examination

Know Syllabus & Exam
Pattern Thoroughly

Practice basic arithmetic & reasoning daily

Practice PYQs & Mock Tests

Attempt mock tests & previous year papers

Work on Speed & Accuracy

Improve English grammar & comprehension

Stay Updated with Current Affairs

Focus on GK & current affairs (especially national security & defense topics)

Follow Structured Study Schedule

Work on local language translation & spoken skills

Our IB Security Assistant Coaching Features

Experience the best-in-class coaching methodology with personalized attention
and proven results

Tier 1 & 2

Comprehensive Coverage

Complete Tier 1 & Tier 2 syllabus coverage with detailed explanations

15+ Years Experience

Expert Faculty

Expert faculty for GK, English, Maths, and Reasoning

Weekly Tests

Regular Mock Tests & Analysis

Mock tests with detailed performance reports

2025 Updated

Updated Study Material

Local language training & practice sessions

Hybrid Mode

Online & Offline batches

Online & Offline coaching batches available

1-on-1 Support

Personalized Mentoring

Interview & personality development guidance

Frequently Asked Questions About SSC IB SA Exams

 Indian citizens who have passed Matriculation (10th Standard) from a recognized board, aged 18–27 years, with knowledge of the local language/dialect of the region applied for, are eligible for IB Security Assistant.

IB Security Assistant salary falls under Pay Level 3 (7th Pay Commission), with a basic pay scale of ₹21,700–₹69,100. In-hand salary is approximately ₹30,000–₹35,000 per month, including Special Security Allowance (20% of basic pay), DA, HRA, and TA.

Yes, IB Security Assistant is a permanent central government post (Group C) under the Ministry of Home Affairs, with full job security, pension, and government benefits.

Yes, 0.25 marks are deducted for each wrong answer in the IB SA Stage 1 computer-based test, so attempt questions carefully. 

 IAS officers hold administrative authority and policy-making power at district/state/national levels, making them more powerful in governance. IB officers, however, are more powerful in terms of intelligence, national security operations, and classified information access — they serve different but equally crucial roles.

 Yes, IB SA has a 3-tier selection process: Tier 1 (CBT – Written Exam), Tier 2 (Descriptive/Skill Test – local language translation and spoken ability), and Tier 3 (Interview/Personality Test).

IB SA Stage 1 is a 100-question CBT (100 Marks, 60 Minutes) covering General Awareness (20 Q), General Studies (20 Q), Quantitative Aptitude (20 Q), Logical Ability (20 Q), and English (20 Q). Stage 2 tests local language translation and spoken skills. Stage 3 is a personal interview.

 IB SA recruitment is not strictly annual — it is notified based on vacancy requirements. However, IB SA recruitment drives have been conducted regularly in recent years, making it one of the more frequently notified intelligence bureau exams.

The IB SA Stage 1 CBT is typically conducted in multiple shifts across different days, depending on the number of applicants and exam centres. Each shift has a different set of questions but follows the same pattern and difficulty level.

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