UIIC Assistant Cut-Off 2026: Previous Year State-Wise Marks

The UIIC Assistant cut-off is the minimum score a candidate needed in the online exam to move to the Regional Language Test. United India Insurance Company Limited (UIIC) set it state-wise and category-wise on the total score out of 250, with a separate minimum in each of the five tests. The figures below are from the last cycle (Recruitment of Assistants - 2023), as published on the UIIC recruitment page.

No new Assistant exam has been announced at the time of writing, so there is no 2026 cut-off yet. Use these numbers as a benchmark for your target score, not as a prediction.

Previous cut-off (Assistants 2023)

UIIC published one table applied on the total (out of 250) for every state and category, and a separate sectional cut-off. A dash means there was no vacancy in that category for that state. The sample below shows five states, with the unreserved (UR) column on the right.

Across all states in the official table, the unreserved cut-off ranged from about 173 (Ladakh) to about 206 (Haryana). The table also lists columns for persons with benchmark disabilities and ex-servicemen, which are not shown here. Open the official cut-off file on the UIIC recruitment page for your state and category.

Sectional cut-off

The cut-off shown is the score on the corrected total after the penalty for wrong answers. It does not guarantee a final selection, because the Regional Language Test and medical fitness follow.

What affects the cut-off

• Difficulty of the paper: a harder paper lowers the cut-off, and an easier one raises it. Where the exam runs in several sessions, UIIC equates the scores.

• Vacancies in your state: states with few posts, or categories with one or two seats, can have a very high cut-off because only top scorers are shortlisted.

• Number of applicants: more competition for the same seats pushes the cut-off up.

• Category: reserved categories usually have lower cut-offs than unreserved, though not in every state.

How to set your target

Cut-offs change every year with difficulty, vacancies and the number of applicants. Treat last year's figures as a benchmark only, and aim for a clear margin above them rather than a bare pass.

1. Find your state and category row in the official table and note the figure.

2. Add a margin of 10 to 15 marks as your mock target, since this is a safe buffer in a stricter year.

3. Protect every test: keep each test comfortably above the 5-mark sectional minimum, so a bad section does not remove a good total.

4. Track corrected scores in mocks: deduct 0.3125 for each wrong answer, so your mock score reflects the real marking.

The official file is on the UIIC recruitment page.