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The official IB ACIO (Intelligence Bureau Assistant Central Intelligence Officer) cut off for 2024 has not been released yet, but multiple sources provide expected and previous year cut-off ranges to help candidates estimate their chances. Expected IB ACIO Cut Off 2024 (Tier 1): General (UR): 70 ± 5 marks (i.e., 65–75) OBC: 60 ± 5 marks (i.e., 55–65) EWS: 60 ± 5 marks (i.e., 55–65) SC: 55 ± 5 marks (i.e., 50–60) ST: 55 ± 5 marks (i.e., 50–60) Key Points: The above ranges are based on previous trends and expert analysis, not the official release. The official IB ACIO cut-off for 2024 will be published on the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) website after result announcements. There is no sectional cut-off; overall marks are considered. For context, previous Tier 1 cut-offs were: UR 65, OBC 60, SC/ST 50 in 2017, and UR 75, OBC 70, SC/ST 65 in 2015.

The Common Admission Test (CAT) 2025 will be held on November 30, 2025. The registration process begins August 1 and closes September 13, 2025. Conducted by IIM Kozhikode, CAT serves as the national gateway for MBA admissions to 21 IIMs and over 1,200 other B-schools. The exam consists of three sections: VARC, DILR, and QA, conducted as a computer-based test. Candidates are advised to register early, prepare according to the updated syllabus, and monitor the official website for admit cards and result updates. Relevant link: https://iimcat.ac.in

Rajasthan High Court has opened applications for Group D (Peon/Class IV) positions for 2025, with reservations and quotas for various categories. The last date for application is July 27, 2025. Candidates must apply online through the official court website by registering, filling out their details, uploading required documents, and paying the application fee as per their category. Applicants should keep a printout of the submitted form for future reference. The recruitment includes positions in district courts, RSJA, RSLSA, and DLSAs. Timely application and compliance with instructions are crucial. Relevant link: https://hcraj.nic.in

The State Bank of India (SBI) released the admit card for the Probationary Officer (PO) 2025 Preliminary Examination on July 25, 2025. Candidates who submitted valid applications can now download their Prelims call letter using their registration ID and password/date of birth. The Prelims exam will be conducted on August 2, 4, and 5, 2025. The admit card includes important information such as reporting time, exam venue, and instructions. Candidates must carry a printout and a valid photo ID to the exam center. It is recommended to download and verify all details in advance to avoid last-minute issues. Relevant link: https://sbi.co.in/web/careers

The Indian Army Agniveer Common Entrance Examination (CEE) result for 2025 has been officially declared on July 26, 2025, marking a significant milestone for lakhs of aspirants. The results were released on the official website joinindianarmy.nic.in, providing detailed merit lists and qualifying candidates for the next stage of recruitment under the Agnipath scheme. The Agniveer CEE 2025 was conducted from June 30 to July 10, 2025, across multiple centers nationwide in 13 different languages including Hindi, English, Tamil, Telugu, and others. This online objective examination tested candidates for various posts including General Duty (GD), Technical, Clerk, Store Keeper Technical, Tradesman, Sainik Pharma, Sainik Technical Nursing Assistant, and Women Military Police positions. Candidates who qualified in the written examination are now eligible for the Physical Fitness Test (PFT) and Physical Measurement Test (PMT), tentatively scheduled for November 8-9, 2025. The result PDF conta...

  The expected final cut-off for the IB Security Assistant/Executive exam in 2025

 Based on data collected from student feedback and exam analysis for the IB Security Assistant exam held in 2023, the real (student-reported) cutoff for selection was observed to be significantly higher than the official minimum qualifying marks. Student-Reported Cutoff Range for 2023 General (UR): 66–74 marks OBC: 58–64 marks SC: 52–56 marks ST: 44–48 marks These figures reflect the actual range of marks where candidates from different categories typically received selection calls, according to extensive reporting by students after the results were published. This is notably above the official minimum qualifying marks, which remain: UR: 35 OBC: 34 SC/ST: 33