The IB MTS Final Result 2026 has been declared by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on 5 October 2026 for 362 Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) posts.

Candidates who appeared in the selection process can now check the roll-number-wise final merit list PDF on the official MHA website, mha.gov.in. The result does not require any login, and candidates can use their roll number to check whether they have been selected for the next stage of the recruitment process.

IB MTS Final Result 2026 Out

362 Posts — Download Roll-Number-Wise Merit List PDF & Know What Comes Next

1. Result at a Glance

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has declared the Final Result for Intelligence Bureau (IB) Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) Recruitment 2026. If you appeared for the Tier-II exam, you can now check whether your roll number appears in the final merit list for 362 MTS posts across the country.

Organisation	Intelligence Bureau (IB)
Conducting Body	Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA)
Post Name	Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) — General
Total Vacancies	362
Final Result Date	5 October 2026
Result Format	Roll-Number-Wise PDF (no login required)
Pay Scale	Level-1, ₹18,000 – ₹56,900 (7th CPC)
Official Website	mha.gov.in

2. How to Download the IB MTS Final Result PDF

Visit the official Ministry of Home Affairs website: mha.gov.in.
Go to the “What’s New” or “Recruitment” section on the homepage.
Click the link titled “Final Result of MTS (General) Exam in IB” — the exact wording on the site may vary slightly.
The IB MTS Final Result 2026 PDF will open directly on your screen.
Use Ctrl + F on a computer (or the search/find option in your mobile browser) and type in your roll number.
If your roll number appears in the list, you have been selected. Download and save the PDF safely for future reference.

No login or application number is needed for this — the result is published as an open PDF, so anyone can search it directly by roll number.

3. What’s Inside the Result PDF

Name of the organisation and post (Intelligence Bureau, MTS General)
Roll numbers of finally selected candidates
Category of selection, where listed
Result declaration date and official notes

Note that the PDF typically lists only roll numbers, not candidate names — so keep your roll number (and ideally a saved copy of your admit card) handy before you start searching.

4. The Full Journey — How This Recruitment Reached the Final Result

This recruitment ran for nearly a year from start to finish — worth knowing if you’re wondering why government selections can feel slow. Seeing the full timeline also helps you understand how long you may wait in future recruitments of a similar scale.

Event	Date
Notification Release	November 2025
Application Start	22 November 2025
Last Date to Apply	14 December 2025
Tier-I Exam Date	27 January 2026
Tier-I Result Declared	13 April 2026
Tier-II Exam	July 2026
Final Result Declared	5 October 2026

5. Selection Process — All 4 Stages

The final result you’re checking today is the outcome of four separate stages — every one of them had to be cleared in sequence:

Tier-I Written Exam (Objective): A multiple-choice test, 100 marks, 1 hour, with 1/4th mark negative marking per wrong answer. Result declared 13 April 2026.
Tier-II Written Exam (English Language, Subjective): A descriptive English test for candidates who qualified Tier-I.
Document Verification: Original certificates for age, education and category were checked for shortlisted candidates.
Medical Examination: Candidates had to be found medically fit for the post before final selection.

6. Vacancy Details & Who Was Eligible

Category	Vacancies
General	160
OBC	72
ST	54
SC	42
EWS	34
Total	362

Eligibility was open to 10th (Matriculation) pass candidates aged 18 to 25 years, as on 14 December 2025, with standard age relaxation for reserved categories.

7. Salary & In-Hand Pay — What Selected Candidates Will Get

If your roll number is on the list, here’s what you can expect in terms of pay. The IB MTS post falls under Pay Level-1 of the 7th Central Pay Commission — the starting level for government MTS posts — but it carries a security-related extra allowance that regular MTS posts elsewhere don’t get.

Pay Scale: ₹18,000 – ₹56,900 (Basic Pay starts at ₹18,000)
Special Security Allowance: 20% of basic pay — this is specific to Intelligence Bureau postings and not a standard MTS benefit elsewhere
Approximate In-Hand Salary: Roughly ₹28,000 to ₹28,600 per month to begin with, after standard deductions like NPS, depending on your posting location’s HRA class and current DA rate
Other Benefits: NPS pension contribution matching, CGHS medical coverage, earned leave entitlement, and LTC (Leave Travel Concession), along with other Central Government allowances

The post is classified as Group ‘C’, Non-Gazetted, Non-Ministerial, in the General Central Service — a stable, pensionable central government job with clear service rules.

8. IB MTS Cut Off 2026

The category-wise cut off marks for this final selection are normally released with or shortly after the final result itself. If you don’t see the cut off in the same PDF as the result, keep checking mha.gov.in over the next few days — category-wise cut off marks typically follow close behind the final merit list in IB recruitments.

9. What to Do If You Are Selected

Selected candidates will receive further instructions from the Intelligence Bureau about joining, posting location, and any remaining formalities — since IB MTS posts are spread across 37 Subsidiary Intelligence Bureaux nationwide, your posting could be anywhere in the country, so be mentally prepared for relocation.
Keep the following documents ready and organised right now, don’t wait for the joining letter to start gathering them: your admit cards (Tier-I and Tier-II), this result PDF, educational certificates, category certificate (if applicable), and valid ID proof.
Check your registered email and mobile number regularly — official communication for joining and posting typically comes through these, and missing a communication window can delay your joining process.
Given the sensitive nature of IB work, expect a further round of character and antecedent verification before actual joining, even after document verification — this is standard practice for intelligence and security postings, so don’t be surprised if it takes additional time.

10. FAQs

Q1. Is the IB MTS Final Result 2026 out?
Yes, the IB MTS Final Result 2026 was declared on 5 October 2026 by the Ministry of Home Affairs.Q2. Where can I check the IB MTS Final Result 2026?
On the official MHA website, mha.gov.in, under the “What’s New” or “Recruitment” section.Q3. In what format is the IB MTS Result 2026 released?
As a roll-number-wise PDF merit list — no login is required to check it.Q4. How many vacancies are there in this recruitment?
362 vacancies for the Multi-Tasking Staff (General) post, across General (160), OBC (72), ST (54), SC (42) and EWS (34) categories.Q5. When was the IB MTS Tier-I result declared?
13 April 2026, for the Tier-I exam held on 27 January 2026.Q6. What is the salary for selected IB MTS candidates?
Pay Level-1 (₹18,000–₹56,900), plus a 20% Special Security Allowance on basic pay and other Central Government allowances — in-hand pay is roughly ₹28,000–₹28,600 per month to start.Q7. What is the next step after the final result?
Selected candidates will get joining instructions, a posting location (anywhere across IB’s 37 Subsidiary Intelligence Bureaux), and typically undergo a further character/antecedent verification before officially joining.

Important Links

Check Final Result PDF: click here

Official Website: mha.gov.in

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IB MTS Final Result 2026 Out: 362 Posts, Roll Number Wise Merit List PDF Released