IB MTS Admit Card 2026: The Intelligence Bureau has released the admit cards for the Multi-Tasking Staff examination. Candidates who are appearing for this exam and have registered can now download their admit cards through the official IB website www.mha.gov.in. The IB is recruiting for 362 Multi-Tasking Staff positions. Interested candidates can download their admit cards for the exam through mha.gov.in. Candidates can now download their hall tickets for the Tier-I examination,scheduled for January 27,2026. A total of 362 posts will be filled across India through this recruitment drive.
The admit card is available for download on the official website. Candidates will need to enter their user ID and password to download their admit card.
IB MTS Admit Card 2026: How to Download the Admit Card
Candidates can download their admit card with the help of the easy steps mentioned below:
First,visit the official website www.mha.gov.in to download the MTS exam admit card.
Now,click on the Admit Card section on the website homepage.
Click on the ‘Intelligence Bureau MTS Admit Card 2026’ link.
After clicking on the link,submit your login credentials.
After entering the login details,the admit card will open on your screen.
Finally,download the admit card and take a printout for future use.
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When will the exam be held?
The MTS exam will be conducted on January 27,2026,at various examination centres across the country. In this recruitment exam,candidates will be asked 100 multiple-choice questions,each worth 1 mark,from General Awareness,Quantitative Aptitude,Numerical/Analytical/Logical Reasoning,and English. The exam will be conducted for one hour.
There will also be a negative marking of one-fourth of a mark for each incorrect answer. A Tier-2 paper of 50 marks will be conducted for the candidates selected in this exam. All candidates appearing for the exam are advised to carry their admit card and ID proof with them on the day of the examination. Candidates will not be allowed to enter the examination centre without their admit card.
