IB JIO Exam Analysis 2023, 22nd July All Good Attempts

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IB JIO Exam Analysis 2023

IB JIO Exam Analysis 2023: Intelligence Bureau has successfully conducted the recruitment examination to appoint candidates for the post of Junior Intelligence Officer on 22nd July 2023. The test is conducted for two hours i.e. 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM. Aspirants can read the article below to check the detailed IB JIO Exam Analysis 2023. IB JIO Exam Analysis 2023 will the candidates get familiar with the examination helping them to formulate their strategies accordingly. The analysis provided here will also help aspirants to understand the weightage given to different sections and topics, allowing them to focus on areas that carry more marks or are more challenging. SSCADDA is providing you with the most authentic IB JIO Exam Analysis 2023 below in this article.

IB JIO Exam Analysis 2023: Difficulty Level and Good Attempts

The difficulty level of an examination helps an aspirant to enhance their level of preparation. The difficulty level and good attempts of the IB JIO Exam conducted on 22nd July 2023 are tabulated below.

Section	Difficulty Level	Overall Good Attempts
General Mental Ability	Moderate	75-80
Technical Subject	Moderate To Difficult
Overall	Moderate To Difficult

IB JIO Exam Analysis 2023: Section-wise

The section-wise IB JIO Exam Analysis 2023 is discussed below.

IB JIO Exam Analysis 2023General Mental Ability

The majority of questions in the IB JIO Exam 2023 were focused on reasoning rather than arithmetic. Below is the list of questions asked in the exam:

Number Series
Missing Numbers
Blood Relations
Simplification
Statement Based Questions
Data Sufficiency
Coding Decoding
Direction

IB JIO Exam Analysis 2023: Technical Subject

Subject	Number of Questions
Electronics (50-55)
Max. Power Transfer	2
Norton Theorem	2-3
Networks Basics	4-5
Measurement	4-5
Digital Electronics	5-6
Communication	5-6
Control System	2-3
Computer Science (20-25)
C	3-4
XML, SQL	4-5
Python	2-3

IB JIO Exam Pattern 2023

The online exam for IB JIO Recruitment 2023 includes:

100 MCQs based on General Mental Ability (25%) and a combination of subjects as per essential qualifications (75%).
There is a negative marking of 1/4th mark for every wrong answer.
To qualify for the Tier-1 exam, candidates must attain the following cutoff marks (out of 100) based on their respective categories:
- Unreserved (UR): 35 marks
- Other Backward Classes (OBC): 34 marks
- Scheduled Caste (SC) / Scheduled Tribe (ST): 33 marks
- Economically Weaker Section (EWS): 35 marks