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ASSISTANT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER GRADE-II/EXECUTIVE 2012

INTELLIGENCE BUREAU
(MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS)
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
TO APPLY CLICK HERE 
ON-LINE applications are invited from Indian nationals for direct recruitment to the post of ASSISTANT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER GRADE-II/EXECUTIVE. The details of the post and its eligibility conditions are given below:-

* Upper age limit is relax-able by five years for SC/ST and three years for OBC candidates and is also relax-able for Departmental Candidates up to 40 years who have rendered three years of continuous service. In addition to this, the age limit is also relax-able for ex-servicemen as well as residents of J&K in terms of government instructions issued from time to time.

SERVICE LIABILITY: The post involves All India Transfer Liability. Therefore, the candidates applying for the post should be ready to serve anywhere in India.

EXAMINATION FEE:- Rs. 100/- (RUPEES ONE HUNDRED ONLY). Fee is exempted for all
Women candidates and candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe.

MODE OF PAYMENT:- The candidates should pay the requisite fee only through State Bank of India Challan (Cash deposit) or on-line account with State Bank of India only (Internet Banking) or through Debit-cum-ATM card of State Bank of India only. (Detailed information regarding mode of payment is given on the website www.mha.nic.in )

CLOSING DATE: 19/08/2012  i.e 30 days from the date of publication of this advertisement in the Employment News. Therefore, on-line registration will become active from the date of publication of the advertisement till 2400 hours of the closing date (i.e., 30 days from the date of publication of the advertisement).

HOW TO APPLY: (i) Applications should be submitted only through ON-LINE
registration by logging on to the website www.mha.nic.in
(ii) Applications will not be accepted through any other mode.
(iii) The detail instructions for ON-LINE registration and other terms and conditions ot the
post can be seen on the website www.mha.nic.in before applying for the post.

TO APPLY CLICK HERE
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