IB Security Assistant — Intelligence Bureau Security Assistant / Executive (IB SA/Exe.) Examination

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100 Questions
60 min Duration
33% Passing Score

About this Exam

Part of 🗂 IB › Interview

Intelligence Bureau Security Assistant / Executive (IB SA/Exe.) Examination – Preliminary Examination (Practice Test)

The IB SA/Exe. Preliminary Examination is conducted by the Intelligence Bureau (Ministry of Home Affairs) to assess candidates for recruitment into Security Assistant and Executive roles in India’s internal intelligence setup. If you clear the preliminary stage, you move closer to a high-impact government career that demands alertness, strong reasoning, and clear communication. This practice test is designed to simulate the real exam format and help you build confidence before you appear.

Exam Pattern

SectionQuestionsMarksWeightage
General Awareness~20~4020%
Quantitative Aptitude~20~4020%
Logical / Analytical / Numerical Reasoning~20~4020%
English Language~20~4020%
General Studies~20~4020%
Total100200100%

What This Practice Test Covers

  • General Awareness & General Studies: current affairs, India & world facts, basic civics, and exam-relevant topics.
  • Quantitative Aptitude: arithmetic basics, percentage, ratio, number systems, and data interpretation-style problems.
  • Reasoning: logical sequences, analytical/numerical reasoning, pattern-based questions, and problem solving.
  • English Language: grammar, sentence improvement, vocabulary, reading comprehension basics, and usage.

Preparation Tips

Start by practicing section-wise mock questions to identify your fastest scoring areas, especially Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning. Use short daily sessions for English grammar and vocabulary, and revise key General Awareness themes from reliable sources. During practice, focus on accuracy first (no negative marking helps, but avoid guesswork), then improve speed with timed attempts. After each test, review mistakes and make a targeted revision plan for weak topics.

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