Intelligence Bureau (IB) need Assistant Central Intelligence Officer for government jobs 2011
(Ministry of Home Affairs)
Government of India
Assistant Central Intelligence Officer – Grade - II / Executive Examination - 2011
On-line applications are invited for the post of Assistant Central Intelligence Officer (ACIO) Grade II/Executive, General Central Service, Group–C (Non-Gazetted/Non-Ministerial) in the Intelligence Bureau, (Ministry of Home Affairs), Government of India :
- Assistant Central Intelligence Officer (ACIO) : 750 posts (UR-380, OBC-202, SC-112 and ST-56)in the revised pay scale of Rs.9300-34800/- Grade Pay of Rs.4200/-, Age : 27 years, Qualification : Graduation from a recognized University or equivalent.
How to Apply : Apply Online at MHA website upto 22/06/2011 only.
Please visit
http://eapplicationmha.in/ for all the details, link to apply Online upto 22/06/2011.
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