IB Security Assistant/Motor Transport Exam Cut Off Marks
Updated 2026The cut-off marks for the IB Security Assistant (Motor Transport) exam are determined based on the total number of vacancies, the number of candidates who appeared, and the overall difficulty level of the test. These marks represent the minimum score a candidate must obtain to qualify for the next stage of the recruitment process.
In the previous iteration of this recruitment, the minimum qualifying marks were set at 30/100 for General (UR) and EWS candidates, 28/100 for OBC candidates, and 25/100 for SC/ST candidates. For the Tier II (Skill/Driving) test, which is qualifying in nature, the minimum requirement is 20 out of 50 marks. It is important to note that these minimums do not guarantee a final selection, as the final merit list is prepared based on the relative performance of all candidates across all stages.
The official cut-off scores are announced along with the declaration of the results on the official website, mha.gov.in. Because the cut-off varies significantly by state and SIB region, candidates should keep an eye on the category-wise merit lists. Factors such as regional competition and individual performance in the local language test also influence the final cut-offs. Aspirants should use previous years' thresholds as a reference point for their preparation while aiming for a score consistently higher than the minimum to ensure a safe position in the final selection merit list.