1. Introduction
If you have reached the IB ACIO Tier II stage, you have already crossed one of the toughest filters in this recruitment. At this point, even small updates like an exam city intimation slip carry a lot of emotional weight. It’s normal to feel anxious - questions about travel, centre location, and readiness start coming together all at once.
This article is meant to reduce that anxiety, explain what has actually been released, and help you take the right next steps calmly.
2. Admit Card Release Overview (Read Carefully)
The Ministry of Home Affairs (Intelligence Bureau) has released the Tier II Exam City Details for:
- Exam: IB ACIO Grade II / Executive
- Stage: Tier II (Descriptive + Interview stage begins from here)
- Who can download: Only candidates who qualified Tier I
⚠️ Important clarity: This is NOT the final admit card. It is an Exam City Intimation Slip, which tells you where (city) your Tier II exam will be conducted.
As per the official details:
- Tier II Admit Card is expected to be available by 08 January 2026
- Tier II Exam Date: 11 January 2026
3. Important Dates & Confirmed Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Exam Name | IB ACIO Grade II / Executive |
| Organization | Ministry of Home Affairs (IB) |
| Total Vacancies | 3717 |
| Tier I Result | Declared on 21 November 2025 |
| Tier II Exam City Slip | Released |
| Tier II Admit Card | By 08 January 2026 |
| Tier II Exam Date | 11 January 2026 |
| Official Website | mha.gov.in |
Only information officially mentioned has been included above.
4. How to Download the Exam City Details (Step-by-Step)
To avoid unnecessary stress, follow these steps calmly:
Visit the official login page provided for IB ACIO Tier II.
Enter:
- Registration Number
- Date of Birth
Submit and download the Exam City Intimation Slip.
Save both PDF and screenshot copies.
Common Technical Issues & Simple Fixes
- Page not loading: Try late night or early morning hours.
- Wrong DOB format: Use the same format as used during application.
- Mobile issues: Prefer a laptop or desktop browser.
5. What to Check Immediately on the City Slip (Very Important)
Once downloaded, do not close it in a hurry. Check:
- ✅ Your name and registration number
- ✅ Exam city allotted
- ✅ Confirmation that it is Tier II
- ✅ Instructions mentioned on the slip
📌 Note: Exact exam centre address, reporting time, and roll number will be mentioned only on the Tier II Admit Card, not on this slip.
If anything looks incorrect:
- The official notice does not mention a correction window
- In such cases, candidates should wait for the Tier II Admit Card and contact IB helpdesk only if the error continues
6. Documents to Carry on Exam Day (Based on Official Instructions)
Based on officially stated instructions:
- Tier II Admit Card (when released)
- Valid Photo ID (Aadhaar / Voter ID, etc.)
- Two passport-size photographs
- Original Tier I Admit Card
❌ Electronic gadgets are not allowed.
7. Exam Day Instructions - Explained Simply
- Reporting early is not optional. It helps with verification and reduces panic.
- Dress comfortably and simply. Avoid accessories unless clearly permitted.
- Any COVID-specific rules are not mentioned in the official notice as of now.
Always follow what is written on the admit card, not assumptions or social media advice.
8. Common Mistakes Candidates Make at This Stage
These mistakes cause avoidable stress:
- Ignoring the city slip and planning travel late
- Assuming this slip is the final admit card
- Not checking document requirements in advance
- Reaching the city one day late due to poor planning
Treat this slip as a planning tool, not just an update.
9. What You Should Do Next (Preparation + Mindset)
You now have around 10 days before the exam.
Smart use of time:
- Revise essay structure, précis writing, and comprehension
- Practice clarity and structure, not speed
- Avoid starting completely new topics
Mental preparation matters:
- You are already among the shortlisted candidates
- Focus on execution, not fear
- One calm, well-written paper can change everything
10. Conclusion
The release of the IB ACIO Tier II Exam City Details is a signal to shift from uncertainty to execution. You don’t need to panic - you need to prepare, plan travel, and wait patiently for the final admit card.
Stay focused, stay calm, and trust the work you’ve already put in.
11. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1. Is this the Tier II admit card? No. This is only the Exam City Intimation Slip. The admit card will be released separately by 08 January 2026.
Q2. My exam city is far from home. Can it be changed? No such option is mentioned in the official notice.
Q3. I forgot my registration number. What should I do? Check your application confirmation email/SMS or earlier admit card.
Q4. What if my name/photo is wrong? Wait for the Tier II admit card. If the error persists, contact the official helpdesk.
Q5. Admit card not downloading? Try again after some time using a different browser or device.
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