UIIC AO Prelims Result 2026 Out: 5,806 Shortlisted for 225 Posts, Mains on 30 November
United India Insurance Company declared the Administrative Officer (Scale I) prelims result on 11 November 2026. 5,806 candidates are shortlisted for the mains exam on 30 November, for 225 posts. Here is how to check the result, how tough the next stage is, and how to plan the next 17 days.
United India Insurance Company (UIIC) declared the prelims result for its Administrative Officer (Scale I) recruitment on 11 November 2026. A total of 5,806 candidates are shortlisted for the mains exam, according to Adda247 and Bankersadda.
The prelims was held online on 22 October 2026. The mains exam is on 30 November 2026.
Key facts at a glance
- Posts: 225 in total: 200 AO Generalist and 25 Hindi Officer (Adda247, Testbook).
- Shortlisted for mains: 5,806.
- Result format: a PDF list of roll numbers only. Marks and scorecards are not in it.
- Where to check: the official site, uiic.co.in.
- Mains date: 30 November 2026.
How tough is the next stage?
There are about 26 shortlisted candidates for every post (5,806 for 225). Prelims only decides who moves on. Mains marks decide the final list, along with the interview.
The shortlist is provisional. If any detail in your application is found to be wrong, the candidature can be cancelled at any stage, even after joining. Check your category, date of birth and education details against your certificates now, not after the interview call.
What to do in the next 17 days
- Confirm your roll number in the official PDF on uiic.co.in. Do not rely on screenshots shared in groups.
- Watch for the mains call letter on the same site. Note the reporting time and the documents you must carry.
- Revise insurance and financial awareness. For a general insurer, this means motor, health, fire and marine basics, recent IRDAI decisions and banking news of the last six months.
- Keep writing practice going. Past UIIC AO mains papers have included a descriptive English test (an essay and a letter). Check this year's notice, and practise one of each every day if it is there.
- Keep your documents ready for verification: mark sheets, caste or EWS certificate in the right format, and ID proof.
What the job is like
A Scale I AO at a public sector general insurer starts as an entry-level officer. Generalist officers work in underwriting, claims, branch administration and accounts. Hindi Officers handle official-language work. Promotion moves up through Scale II and Scale III over the years.
For a sense of pay in this cadre: National Insurance Company's 2026 notice for the same Scale I post gives a starting basic pay of ₹82,485 a month, according to Adda247 and Bankersadda. UIIC's own figures are in its notice; check them there.
If you do not clear mains
Public sector exams are one door, and a narrow one. Insurance also hires in large numbers through the private side, mostly in client-facing roles. Finploy's job data (February 2025 to October 2026) shows that about 65% of insurance openings on Finploy are outside the eight big metros, and the median fixed pay in insurance roles is about ₹4.5 lakh a year.
Finploy's advice to exam candidates: keep one private-sector option warm while you prepare. A year in branch sales or claims support teaches the customer side of insurance, which also helps in later exam interviews. And never pay anyone who promises a "guaranteed" result or posting. Genuine training may cost money; a genuine job never does.
Frequently asked questions
When was the UIIC AO prelims result 2026 declared?
According to Adda247, UIIC declared the AO Scale I prelims result on 11 November 2026 on uiic.co.in.
How many candidates qualified for UIIC AO mains 2026?
5,806 candidates are shortlisted for the mains exam, for 225 posts (200 Generalist and 25 Hindi Officer).
When is the UIIC AO mains exam?
According to Adda247 and Bankersadda, the mains exam is on 30 November 2026.
Archana Jain
Archana Jain is the Founder and CEO of Finploy Technologies, a recruitment platform built exclusively for banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) hiring in India and Singapore. She has led Finploy since 2020 and has been Chief Operating Officer of Deeesha Finance & Finploy Finance Employment since 2016. Her work focuses on bank and NBFC hiring: leadership roles, home loan and LAP sales, CASA and retail banking, credit and underwriting, collections and recovery, and relationship management, across 1,500+ locations in India. She reviews Finploy Insights articles before they are published.
