IB Security Assistant 2019 Result Announced On Aug 28; Above 11000 Qualified

Bengaluru August 28: Ministry of Home Affairs has released the IB Security Assistant Result on the official website – mha.gov.in. The IB Security Assistant Result has been declared on August 28 in PDF format. The IB Security Assistant 2019 Result contains the roll number of qualified candidates. According to an analysis of IB Security Assistant Result, a total of around 11000 candidates has been selected for appearing in the next stage of the recruitment process.

The result was declared for the tier 1 exam which was held in pen and paper-based mode between February 17 to March 31 at various exam centres across India. Candidates who have qualified the exam will be allowed to appear for Tier – II and Tier – III exam.

As per the official notification, 10 times of the available vacancy will be called for the tier 2 exam. The IB Security Assistant selection procedure consists of Tier -I, Tier – II and Tier-II exam followed by the final selection based on the merit position in all India rank list.

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How To Check MHA IB Result 2019?

The step by step process to check your IB Security Assistant Result is given below:

Step 1: Visit the official website – mha.gov.in or Click Here

Step 2: Click on the button- ‘More’ under the ‘What’s New’ section to check result

Step 3: Now click on IB result link and download the result PDF

Step 4: Search for your roll number

Step 5: If the roll number is available you are qualified

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The qualified candidates will be intimated on the release of tier 1 and tier 2 admit card through SMS/ email in due course. Besides that, the Attestation Form (AF) & Special Security Questionnaire (SSQ) would be sent to the shortlisted candidates along with the interview call letters. All the candidates will have to compulsorily fill and carry these documents on the day of the interview.

The final selection will be based on the candidate’s performance in tier 1 and tier 2 exam and other selection stages such as C&A verification, medical examination, etc as prescribed by the examination authority.