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Previous studies have mainly focused only on reading proficiency at the senior high school level, whereas this research covers overall language competence, differences in performance across the domains of listening, grammatical response, and reading, the factors influencing test results, and their relevance to Indonesian language learning needs at the vocational level. This research employed a quantitative descriptive method, involving 46 students as participants. Data were collected through a manual UKBI using a paper-based test format. The results show that the majority of students fall into the Intermediate (Semenjana) category (60.87%) and Marginal category (17.39%), while only 6.52% achieved the Excellent (Unggul) level. Domain analysis revealed that listening skills were relatively stronger, while reading and grammatical response skills were lower. Factors influencing performance included learning motivation, literacy exposure, teaching methods, social background, and everyday language use. This study highlights the importance of implementing literacy-based learning and practical language use to improve the language competence of vocational students.  \nKeywords: UKBI; language competence; literacy; vocational high school (SMK)  \nIntroduction  \nThe Indonesian language plays a central role in Indonesia’s education system, particularly as the main medium of communication used in various aspects of life, including the workplace and higher education. At the Vocational High School (SMK) level, mastery of the Indonesian language becomes increasingly crucial, as SMK is designed to prepare students to directly enter the workforce. Therefore, Indonesian language learning in SMK is specifically designed to develop language skills that are both practical and relevant to students’ professional needs.  \nIn this context, the Indonesian Language Proficiency Test (UKBI) holds significant relevance for vocational students. UKBI serves as an objective assessment tool to determine a person’s proficiency in the four main language skills: listening, reading, writing, and speaking. The advantage of UKBI over conventional forms of assessment lies in its ability to measure functional and contextual language competence according to realworld communication needs. For SMK students, this ability is key to success in facing the industrial and professional world (IDUKA), which demands professional communication skills, both oral and written.  \nFurthermore, UKBI results can serve as a reference for teachers in designing more effective, contextual, and competence-oriented Indonesian language learning strategies. 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