IB Security Assistant (MT) Tier-II Admit Card 2026

1. Important Dates for IB SA (MT) Recruitment 2026

The recruitment process for the 2026 cycle has progressed significantly. Below is the updated timeline for candidates. Please note that the application and Tier-I stages are now marked as completed.

2. Intelligence Bureau SA (MT) Post Details

The Intelligence Bureau offers a highly disciplined environment with a competitive salary structure for technical administrative roles.

• Post Name: Security Assistant / Executive (Motor Transport)

• Pay Scale: Level-3 (Rs. 21,700 - 69,100) in the Pay Matrix plus Central Govt. allowances.

• Special Security Allowance: 20% of basic pay in addition to other government allowances.

• Classification: General Central Service, Group 'C' (Non-Gazetted, Non-Ministerial).

3. Tier-II Exam Pattern: Motor Mechanism & Driving Test

The Tier-II examination for the SA (MT) post is purely practical and technical. Candidates must demonstrate their proficiency in handling vehicles and basic troubleshooting.

A. Motor Mechanism Test (Practical Knowledge)

Candidates will be assessed on their understanding of the vehicle's internal workings. You may be asked to:

• Identify various parts of an engine.

• Explain the function of the cooling system and lubrication system.

• Demonstrate how to check oil levels, coolant levels, and battery health.

• Fix minor defects like changing a tire or identifying a blown fuse.

B. Driving Test

The driving test is conducted under the supervision of a technical instructor. It evaluates:

• Control over the vehicle in different terrains.

• Adherence to traffic rules and signals.

• Proficiency in reversing and parking in tight spaces.

• Smooth gear shifting and clutch control.

Total Marks for Tier-II: 50 Marks Qualifying Marks: Candidates generally need to secure a minimum of 40% (20 out of 50 marks) to move to the next stage.

4. Eligibility Criteria (For Reference)

Note: These criteria were verified during the application stage, but original documents will be checked again during the final scrutiny.

1. Educational Qualification: Matriculation (10th Class pass) or equivalent from a recognized Board.

2. Technical Requirement: Possession of a valid Driving License for Light Motor Vehicles (LMV).

3. Experience: Knowledge of Motor Mechanism (ability to remove minor defects in the vehicle) and at least one year of experience in driving an LMV.

4. Age Limit: Not exceeding 27 years (Age relaxation applicable for SC/ST/OBC/ESM as per Govt. rules).

5. Physical Standard Test (PST) & Medical Standards

While the SA (MT) role is primarily driving-oriented, the IB maintains strict medical standards to ensure operational readiness.

6. How to Download IB SA MT Tier-II Admit Card 2026

Candidates must follow these steps to secure their hall ticket from the official Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) website:

1. Visit the Official Portal: Go to the MHA recruitment website at www.mha.gov.in or the NCS portal.

2. Find the Link: Look for the notification section or the specific link titled "Download Admit Card for Tier-II Exam of SA (MT) - 2026."

3. Login: Enter your User ID and Password (sent to your registered email during registration).

4. Admit Card Tab: Click on the "Admit Card" tab in the dashboard.

5. Download & Print: Click the download button. Ensure you take at least two clear printouts on A4 size paper.

7. Mandatory Documents to Carry to the Exam Center

Candidates failing to produce any of the following will not be allowed to appear for the Driving Test:

• Printed Tier-II Admit Card: The latest one downloaded from the portal.

• Original Valid Driving License: Must be the LMV license mentioned in the application.

• Original Photo ID Proof: Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, PAN Card, or Passport.

• Passport Size Photographs: Carry 4 copies of the photograph used in the online application.

• Tier-I Admit Card/Scorecard: (Desirable) For verification purposes.

8. Preparation Tips for Tier-II (Skill Test)

1. Read the Manual: Study basic automotive engineering manuals to understand engine components (Radiator, Carburetor/Fuel Injector, Alternator, etc.).

2. Practice Precision Parking: The IB driving test often involves strict "S" or "H" shaped track tests.

3. Check Vehicle Fluid Levels: Be prepared to practically demonstrate how to check dipsticks and brake fluid levels.

4. Stay Calm: Instructors often observe your temperament and patience while driving in simulated traffic conditions.