There will be vacancies available for the post of Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade II Technical post in Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India. Ministry of Home Affairs will conduct an exam to recruit candidates to this post. Selected candidates should face an interview before they get finally selected for this post.

Structure of Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade II Technical Exam

Two papers will be there for the written test of this exam. Paper I will be objective type with the following subjects given below

• General Knowledge
• Arithmetic
• English Language

Paper II will be descriptive type with the following subjects given below

• Essay
• Precis writing

Those who qualified in this written test will have interview.

Syllabus of Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade II Technical Exam

General Knowledge

• Current affairs
• General science
• History of India
• Economic status
• Scientific Research

Arithmetic

• Problems relating to Number Systems
• Computation of Whole Numbers
• Decimals and Fractions
• Relationships between Numbers
• Fundamental Arithmetical Operations
• Percentage
• Ratio and Proportion
• Averages
• Interest
• Profit and loss
• Discount
• Use of tables and graphs
• Time and Distance
• Ratio and Time

English Language

• Synonyms
• Antonyms
• Preposition
• Articles
• Essay writing
• Precise writing
• Reading comprehension
• Grammar and its usage

Eligibility Criteria

• Candidate should possess any of these educational qualifications to become eligible to apply for this test
• Degree from any recognized University with Physics or Computer Science or Mathematics as one of the subjects specified in the curriculum.
• Diploma in Engineering or Technology in any subjects such as Electronics, Microfilming, Electrical, Photography, Computer Science, Multi-media & Animation.
• Pass Senior Secondary Exam and possess at least eight years experience in micro filming, photography, etc.
• Candidates should be aged between eighteen and twenty seven years.

How to Apply?

Application forms should be submitted on a white paper in the specified format to the Assistant Director of the concerned exam center. The title “Application for the post of Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade II/Tech” should be written in bold letters on envelope containing the form. It should be written on the left corner of the envelope.

Also write the name and code of the exam center on the envelope. Applications can also be submitted through the website www.mha.nic.in.

How to fill the Form?

Application should be filled in English or Hindi. Name of the candidate in the application should be entered in capital letters (English) exactly as in the Birth Certificate. Specify the category carefully in the fourth column of the form. Self-attested recent photograph should be pasted on the form. Self addressed envelope should be sent along with the form.

Important Dates (Tentative)

[Please note that we only provide tentative dates based on previous years dates. For exact dates related information it is always best to check official websites only.]

Last date for receiving application forms: 1st Week of November, 2012

List of Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade II Technical Exam Centers

• Bhopal
• Agartala
• Bhubaneshwar
• Ahmedabad
• Chandigarh
• Aizawl
• Chennai
• Amritsar
• Dehradun
• Bangalore
• Jaipur
• Delhi
• Jammu
• Guwahati
• Kohima
• Hyderabad
• Kolkata
• Imphal
• Leh
• Itanagar
• Ranchi
• Lucknow
• Shillong
• Meerut
• Shimla
• Mumbai
• Trivandrum
• Nagpur
• Varanasi
• Patna
• Vijaywada
• Raipur

Contact Address for Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade II Technical Exam

• Address : Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, North Block, New Delhi - 110001
• Tel No: 23092011, 23092161
• Fax No: 23093750, 23092398
• Website: www.mha.nic.in

Reference Books for Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade II Technical Exam

• Intelligence Bureau Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade – II Exam Practice Work Book by Kiran Prakashan
• Year Book 2011: Competition Success Review by S. K. Sachdeva
• General Knowledge & Current Affairs : Objective Type Question 2012 by Upkar Prakashan - Editorial Board
• Perspective on Current Affairs 2010 by Sohan Lal
• General Knowledge & Current Affairs by Rph Editorial Board
• General Awareness & Current Affairs Digest 2011 by Reddy K Krishna
• Quantitative Aptitude by R.S.Agarwal
• A Modern Approach to Non Verbal Reasoning by R. S. Aggarwal
• Wren and Martin English Grammar
• General Knowledge Current Affairs 2012
• General Knowledge Digest and General Studies by Mani Ram Aggarwal & K.Mohan
• General Knowledge Latest Who’s Who Current Affairs by R.Gupta
• General Knowledge Manual 2012 (Cengage Learning’s Exam Crack Series) by Barry O’Brien
• General Knowledge and Current Affairs by R.Gupta
• A to Z of Almost Everything: A Compendium of General Knowledge by
• Trevor Montague
• The Knowledge Book: Everything You Need to Get by in the 21st Century by National Geographic
• Arithmetic book by R.S.Agarwal
• General Knowledge by Khanna and Verma
• Quantitative arithmetic by S.L Gulati
• Quantitative arithmetic by Abijith Gupta
• Business English and Communication by Clark
• A Communicative Grammar of English by Geoffrey Leech
• Alexander Dictionary of English Idioms

Coaching Centers for Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade II Technical Exam

• T.I.M.E (Triumphant Institute of Management Education Pvt. Ltd
• Brilliants Tutorial Pvt.Ltd
• Vikas Eamcet Centre
• Carrier Gold Consultancy
• Sai Medha
• Margadarsi Study Circle
• Nagendra Tutorial College
• Ravi Academy of Competitions
• Narayana Educational Institutions
• Apex Centre for Exams
• Sri Siddhartha Educational Society
• Margadarshi Eamcet Exclusive
• Alif Academy
• Centre for coaching & Career Planning
• Coaching and Guidance Centre, AMU
• Crescent career Guidance and Coaching Centre
• Crescent Educational Foundation
• Education and Career Guidance Center (ECGC)
• Noor Jahan Foundation
• The Satisfaction Academy
• The Guide
• Nalanda Centre

Study Plan

Numerous candidates will be there to attend this exam as this a government exam. Tough competition will be there in this exam due to this reason. To face such an exam, candidates need good confidence. Candidates can boost up their confidence only through good preparation. For this type of exam, candidates should start their preparation as early as possible. Thus candidates can save so much time, which can be utilized for doing revision. Create a study plan which can schedule different topics needed to study for the exam. Students should utilize their available time by following that study plan. Study with previous year question papers to get better understanding of the pattern of exam. Newspapers and magazines are good resources so as to collect information on current affairs.

They can also help to improve the language ability. Don’t stress the mind by studying too much before the day of the exam. Keep the mind calm and relaxed with positive thoughts.

How and Where To Get the Results?

Candidates can check their results through the website www.mha.nic.in

Score Validity

Score of this exam will be valid till the end of recruitment process.