UIIC AO Cut Off 2026: Check Category-Wise & Section-Wise Previous Year Cut Off Marks Here

Last Updated: Sep 7, 2026, 14:41 IST

UIIC AO Cut Off 2026 will be released after the exam and results. Until then, 2025 figures remain the benchmark: Generalist UR scored 156.39, OBC 147.19. Specialist cut offs varied by discipline, with Legal highest and Risk Management lowest across categories. Check this article to know more about the UIIC AO Cut off 2026 along with its category-wise previous year marks.

UIIC AO Cut Off 2026: Check Category-Wise & Section-Wise Previous Year Cut Off Marks Here
UIIC AO Cut Off 2026: Check Category-Wise & Section-Wise Previous Year Cut Off Marks Here

Key Points

  • The UIIC AO Cut Off 2026 is not yet released; it will come with the result/scorecard.
  • UIIC AO recruitment for 2026 has announced a total of 225 vacancies.
  • The 2025 Generalist cut-off for the unreserved category was 156.39, serving as a benchmark.

UIIC AO Cut Off 2026: The UIIC AO Cut off 2026 is the minimum score candidates must get to move ahead in the selection process for the Administrative Officer post at United India Insurance Company. The official 2026 cut off is not out yet. It will be released after the exam, along with the result or scorecard. This year, the UIIC AO recruitment has released 225 vacancies. Until UIIC shares the real numbers, aspirants can look at last year's marks to understand the trend. The 2025 Generalist cut-off for the unreserved category was 156.39. This article covers everything candidates need to know about the UIIC AO Cutoff 2026.

UIIC AO Cut Off 2026 Highlights

Check the Highlights table below to know more about UIIC AO Cutoff 2026:

Particulars

Details

Exam Name

UIIC AO (Administrative Officer) Recruitment

Conducting Body

United India Insurance Company Limited (UIIC)

Total Vacancies (2026)

225

Selection Stages

Online Exam (Prelims + Mains) and Interview

Prelims Pattern

120 Questions, 60 Minutes (Reasoning 30, Quantitative Aptitude 30, English 30, General Awareness 30)

Mains Pattern

200 Questions, 150 Minutes (English 50, Reasoning 40, Quant 50, GA 60)

UIIC AO Cut Off 2026 Status

Not yet released; will come with the result/scorecard

Last Available Benchmark

UIIC AO Cut Off 2025

2025 Generalist Cut Off (UR)

156.39

2025 Generalist Cut Off (OBC)

147.19

2025 Generalist Cut Off (EWS)

144.76

2025 Generalist Cut Off (SC)

131.76

2025 Generalist Cut Off (ST)

117.35

Cut Off Released By Category

Yes (UR, OBC, EWS, SC, ST, PwD)

Cut Off Released By Section

Yes

Factors Affecting Cut Off

Vacancies, number of candidates, exam difficulty, category reservation, previous year trends

Also Check: UIIC AO Notification 2026

UIIC AO Year Cut Off 2026

Since the 2026 cut-off is still awaited, the UIIC AO Cut Off 2025 remains the best benchmark for candidates. Last year, the Generalist cut-off for the unreserved (UR) category stood at 156.39, while OBC candidates needed 147.19, EWS candidates needed 144.76, SC candidates needed 131.76, and ST candidates needed 117.35 marks. Specialist post cut-offs, covering disciplines like Risk Management, Finance, Automobile Engineering, and Legal, were released separately and varied by discipline. Older data from 2023, 2016, and 2015 is also available, but candidates should avoid direct comparisons, since the exam pattern and maximum marks have changed over the years.

UIIC AO Generalist Previous Year Cut Off 2025

Here is the section-wise and overall cut off marks for the UIIC AO Generalist post from 2025, which candidates can use as a reference point until the 2026 cut off is released.

Category

Cut Off

UR

156.39

SC

131.76

ST

117.35

OBC

147.19

EWS

144.76

  • These marks are for the Generalist post; Specialist posts (Risk Management, Finance, Automobile Engineering, Legal, etc.) have separate cut offs for each discipline, and those figures vary based on the number of vacancies and applicants in that stream.

  • Candidates had to clear both the sectional cut off (minimum marks in each section like Reasoning, Quant, English, and GA) and the overall cut off to be considered.

  • For Specialist posts, candidates also needed to clear the descriptive test cut off in addition to the sectional cut off, before being shortlisted for interview.

  • PwD category cut offs were also released separately, generally lower than the SC/ST cut offs, depending on the number of PwD vacancies in that cycle.

UIIC AO Specialist Previous Year Cut Off 2025

The UIIC AO Specialist Cut Off 2025 was released along with the result, separately for each discipline and category. Below are the overall qualifying marks (out of 305):

UIIC AO Specialist Cut Off 2025 (Section-wise)

Discipline

T1 – RE (25)

T2 – EL (40)

T3 – QA (25)

T4 – GA

(20)

T5 – CK

(20)

T6 – PK

(120)

Descriptive

Paper

(30)

Risk Management

1

1

1

1

1

1

14

Finance and Investment

1.5

1.5

1.5

1.5

1.5

1.5

15

Automobile Engineer

1

1

1

1

1

1

12

Chemical Engineer/ Mechatronics Engineer

1

1

1

1

1

1

12

Data Analytical Specialist

1

1

1

1

1

1

15

Legal

1

1

1

1

1

1

15

UIIC AO Specialist Cut Off 2025 (Category-wise)

Discipline

UR

SC

ST

OBC

EWS

PwBD-

HH

PwBD-

ID/MD

Risk Management

76.25

 

90.08

66.42

Finance and Investment

121.5

99.75

68.83

105.17

108.42

Automobile Engineer

104.58

90.17

66.67

97.08

76.42

Chemical Engineer/ Mechatronics Engineer

125.25

110.75

88.33

112.42

102.33

Data Analytical Specialist

121.5

95.92

96.75

98

97.08

Legal

164.17

142.58

131.5

138.33

149.42

Factors Affecting UIIC AO Cut Off

Several factors decide how high or low the UIIC AO cut off goes each year:

  • Number of vacancies: More vacancies (225 this year) generally push the cut off lower, since more seats mean less competition per seat. Fewer vacancies raise it.

  • Number of candidates appearing: A higher turnout increases competition, which can push the cut off up.

  • Difficulty level of the exam: A tougher paper usually brings the cut off down, since fewer candidates score high; an easier paper raises it.

  • Category-wise reservation: UR, OBC, EWS, SC, ST, and PwBD categories each have separate cut offs based on reservation policy, so the same exam produces different qualifying marks per category.

  • Overall performance of candidates: The cut off is directly based on how candidates actually score, even a well-planned exam can see the cut off shift if scores cluster high or low.

  • Previous year trends: Boards often look at last year's data as a reference point while finalizing new cut offs, though this isn't a fixed formula.



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    Bebo Rani is a journalist and education-focused media professional specialising in recruitment examinations, government jobs, career guidance, and current affairs. With a talent for transforming complex information into clear, engaging, and impactful stories, she creates insightful, research-driven content that empowers students and job aspirants. She has experience in digital journalism, news writing, multimedia storytelling, and social media content creation across English and Hindi platforms. Currently, she contributes to the Government Jobs section at Jagran Josh, covering recruitment notifications, exam updates, eligibility criteria, and career opportunities for aspirants across India. Bebo holds a Master's degree in Journalism from the Delhi School of Journalism, University of Delhi, and is committed to delivering accurate, accessible, and audience-focused content that helps readers stay informed and achieve their goals. Previously, she worked with Dainik Jagran and Doordarshan, where she gained valuable experience in journalism, content development, and media production. She can be reached at bebo.rani@jagrannewmedia.com 

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