7 YEAR-WISE Intelligence Bureau Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade-II/ Executive (Tier-I) Exam contains Past 7 Solved Papers of the IB exam. The past Solved papers included are : 2010. 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017 & 2021. The detailed solutions are provided immediately after each paper.

The updated and revised 3rd edition of the book 7 Previous Year-wise Solved Papers for IB ACIO Grade-II/ Executive (Tier-I) Exam with 3 Practice Sets contains: ✍Past 7 Solved Papers from 2010 to 2021 of the IB exam. ✍ The past Solved papers included are: 2010. 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017 & 2021. ✍ The detailed solutions are provided immediately after each paper. ✍ 3 Practice sets with Solution are based on the latest syllabus and pattern.

7 YEAR-WISE Intelligence Bureau Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade-II/ Executive (Tier-I) Exam contains Past 7 Solved Papers of the IB exam. The past Solved papers included are : 2010. 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017 & 2021. The detailed solutions are provided immediately after each paper.

This book has been specially designed to equip those who are preparing to crack the exam conducted by Intelligence Bureau (Ministry of Home Affairs), for the post of Assistant Central Intelligence Officer. It is majorly divided into five sections: - Quantitative Aptitude, - English Language, - General Studies, - General Awareness and - Reasoning. - Each chapter in every section includes basic conceptual clarity with the help of solved examples followed by a set of practice questions to help aspirants prepare for the exam. It also provides three practice papers based on the latest exam pattern to make the aspirant acquainted with the exam pattern. Features - Solved examples for conceptual clarity - Practice questions at the end of the chapter for review - Three practice papers as per the latest pattern

This comprehensive book is specially developed for the candidates of Intelligence Bureau: ACIO (Grade-II/Executive) Exam. This book included Study Material and Previous Years Papers (Solved) for the purpose of practice of questions based on the latest pattern of the examination. Detailed Explanatory Answers have also been provided for the selected questions for Better Understanding of the Candidates

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Reasoning is equally weighed section in any competitive examination. Reasoning tests the thinking power and mind applicability skills of the candidates. The questions on reasoning asked in various competitive examinations are not easy to solve without having enough practice. The revised edition of A New Approach to Reasoning will help candidates master the ‘Tricks of the Trade’ as it covers all the three types of reasoning very much comprehensively. This book has been divided into 3 Sections – Verbal Reasoning, Analytical Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning each sub-divided into number of chapters with different types of questions of multiple patterns asked in various exams. The Verbal Reasoning section covers Analogy, Clocks, Calendar, Puzzles, Coding-Decoding, Classification, Number Series, Letter Series, Blood Relations, Clerical Aptitude, etc. whereas, the Analytical Reasoning section covers Statement & Arguments, Statement & Assumptions, Course of Action, Cause & Effects, Syllogism, etc. The Non-Verbal Reasoning section covers Analogy, Classification, Completion of Figures, Cubes, Paper Folding, Mirror Image, Water Image, Figure Matrix, etc. Two Leveled Exercises have been given for practice. More than 2000 Previous Years’ Questions of different competitive examinations including MAT and other MBA entrances, Bank PO, Clerk, SSC, LIC, RBI, RRB, B.Ed. etc along with their authentic and detailed solutions have been covered in the exercises. The ample number of previous years’ questions will help the candidates get an insight into the trends and types of questions asked in the test of reasoning in various competitive and recruitment examinations.