NABARD Grade A Syllabus 2020: Check here syllabus of NABARD Grade A officer. The syllabus of Assistant Manager (RDBS/Rajbhasha/Legal) has been defined by National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD). The syllabus for preliminary and main examination is provided on this page. The recruitment is done by 3 stages, preliminary exam, main exam and interview. The preliminary examination is conducted in online mode. It consists of total 200 marks. And the main examination consists of multiple choice question and descriptive questions. Know more details about NABARD Grade A syllabus 2020 keep reading!
NABARD Grade A Syllabus 2020
Download the syllabus of Assistant Manager (RDBS/Rajbhasha/Legal) for all subjects through the links given below.
| Subject | Links |
| General Agriculture | Click here |
| Economic Social Issues | Click here |
| Food Diary Processing | Click here |
| Agriculture Engineering | Click here |
| Land Development Soil Science | Click here |
| Environment | Click here |
| Geoinformatics | Click here |
| Economics – Agricultural Economics | Click here |
| Agriculture Marketing Agri Business Management | Click here |
| Chartered Accountant | Click here |
| Information Technology | Click here |
| Rajbhasha | Click here |
| Company Secretary | Click here |
| Human Resource Management | Click here |
| Statistics | Click here |
| Finance | Click here |
| Legal | Click here |
NABARD Grade A Syllabus and Exam Pattern 2020
The exam pattern of NABARD Grade A Assistant Manager (RDBS/Rajbhasha/Legal) is given below:
Phase I – Preliminary Examination
The preliminary examination to be conducted in online mode. It consists of total 200 marks questions. The duration of paper is 120 minutes.
Distribution of marks:
| Test of Reasoning | 20 marks |
| English Language | 40 marks |
| Computer Knowledge | 20 marks |
| General Awareness | 20 marks |
| Quantitative Aptitude | 20 marks |
| Economic & Social Issues (with focus on Rural India) | 40 marks |
| Agriculture & Rural Development (with focus on Rural India) | 40 marks |
Phase II – Mains Examination
The main examination consists of multiple choice questions and descriptive pattern.
Paper I- General English: It consists of Descriptive quetioons i.e, writing skills – online through keyboard).
The candidate’s analytical and drafting skills are tested through this General English Descriptive Paper which includes essay writing, comprehension, report writing, paragraph writing and letter writing.
Duration of the exam: 1 ½ hrs
Total Marks: 100 marks
Note: It is Common for Grade ‘A’ – RDBS, Rajbhasha and Legal)
Paper–II: It consists of multiple choice questions. Each paper is of 1 ½ hrs duration and of 100 marks,
Grade A (RDBS):
- General Discipline: Economic & Social Issues and Agriculture & Rural Development (with focus on Rural India)
- Specialized Discipline: Paper on related discipline
Grade A Rajbhasha:
Expertise in Hindi including English to Hindi translation and vice versa. The candidate’s analytical and drafting skills will also be measured from the concise paper.
Grade A (Legal Services):
The paper will be based on skills in interpreting various laws, including banking, corporate, negotiable instruments industrial and rural non-life insurance, personnel concerns, cooperative laws, cyber laws, trade / property transactions, direct finance, and good experience in writing different types of papers.
Important Books regarding NABARD Grade A syllabus 2020
| Books Name | Links |
| NABARD ( National Bank Agriculture & Rural Development ) Assistant Manager ( Grade A ) Exam Books 2018 | Click here |
| NABARD Assistant Manager (Grade A & Grade B) Economic and Social Issues & Agriculture and Rural Development Previous Year Papers | Click here |
| Kiran NABARD Officers Grade ‘A’ Phase – I Preliminary Exam Practice Work Book | Click here |
| NABARD Officers Grade A and B Phase 1 Preliminary Exam Practice Work Book English | Click here |
| NABARD (Officers) Assistant Manager (Grade A) & Manager (Grade B) Phase-I, Preliminary Exam Guide | Click here |
Official website: nabard.org
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