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NABARD Grade A Recruitment 2022 – Apply Online for 170 Assistant Manager Posts

NABARD Recruitment 2022 – Apply Online for 170 Assistant Manager Posts

 

 

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NABARD Grade A 2022 Application Fee

The online application fee for NABARD Grade-A posts is given below:

Category Assistant Manager in Grade ‘A’( RDBS & Rajbhasha), Assistant Manager in Grade ‘A’ (P & SS) SC/ST/PWD Grade ‘A’
General Category Rs. 800/- Rs. 750/- Rs. 150/-

 

NABARD Grade A Vacancy 2022

This year, NABARD has introduced 170 vacancies for the posts of Assistant Manager in Grade ‘A’ in the Rural Development Banking Service (RDBS) / (Rajbhasha Service) / (Protocol & Security Service). Let’s have a look at the detailed NABARD Vacancies for Grade A Assistant Manager posts to be filled through NABARD Grade A Recruitment 2022:

NABARD Grade A Vacancy 2022
S. No. Post Name Total Vacancy
1 Assistant Manager (RDBS) 161
2 Assistant Manager in Grade ‘A’ (Rajbhasha) 07
3 Assistant Manager in Grade ‘A’ (P & SS) 02
Total 170

 

Educational Qualifications

For the post of Assistant Manager in Grade ‘A’ (RDBS)

Assistant Manager in Grade ‘A’ (RDBS) Educational Qualifications
General Bachelor’s Degree in any subject from a recognized University with a minimum of 60% marks (SC/ST/PWBD applicants – 55%) in aggregate OR Post Graduate degree, MBA/PGDM with a minimum of 55% marks (SC/ST/PWBD applicants – 50%) in aggregate OR CA/ CS/ICWA OR Ph.D from Institutions recognized by GOI/UGC .
Agriculture Bachelor’s Degree in Agriculture with 60% marks (SC/ST/PWBD applicants – 55%) in aggregate OR Post Graduate degree in Agriculture / Agriculture (Soil Science/ Agronomy) with a minimum of 55% marks (SC/ST/PWBD applicants – 50%) in aggregate from a recognized University / Institution.
Agriculture Engineering Bachelor’s Degree in Agriculture Engineering with 60% marks (SC/PWBD applicants – 55%) in aggregate OR Post graduate degree in Agriculture Engineering with a minimum of 55% marks (SC/PWBD applicants – 50%) in aggregate from a recognised University / Institution.
Animal Husbandry Bachelor’s Degree in Veterinary Sciences / Animal Husbandry from any recognized University with a minimum of 60% marks (SC/PWBD applicants – 55%) in aggregate ORPost Graduate degree in Veterinary Sciences / Animal Husbandry with a minimum of 55% marks (SC/PWBD applicants – 50%) in aggregate.
Fisheries Bachelor’s degree in Fisheries Science from a recognized University/Institution with 60% marks (SC/PWBD applicants 55%) in aggregate OR Post graduate degree in Fisheries Science with 55% marks (SC/PWBD applicants 50%) in aggregate.
Forestry Bachelor’s degree in Forestry from a recognized University/Institution with 60% marks (SC/PWBD applicants – 55%) in aggregate OR Post graduate degree in Forestry with 55% marks (SC/PWBD applicants – 50%) in aggregate.
Plantation/Horticulture Bachelor’s Degree in Horticulture from any recognized University with a minimum of 60% marks (SC/PWBD applicants – 55%) in aggregate OR Post Graduate degree in Horticulture with a minimum of 55% marks (SC/PWBD applicants – 50%) in aggregate.
Land Development-Soil Science Bachelor’s Degree in Agriculture / Agriculture (Soil Science/Agronomy) with 60% marks (PWBD applicants – 55%) in aggregate OR Post Graduate degree in Agriculture / Agriculture (Soil Science/Agronomy) with a minimum of 55% marks (PWBD applicants – 50%) in aggregate from a recognized University / Institution.
Water Resources Bachelor’s degree in Hydrology/Applied Hydrology or Geology/Applied Geology with Hydrogeology /Irrigation /Water Supply & sanitation as one of the subjects with 60% marks (PWBD applicants 55%) in aggregate OR Post Graduate degree in Hydrology/Applied Hydrology or Geology/Applied Geology with Hydrogeology /Irrigation /Water Supply & sanitation as one of the subjects with 55% marks in aggregate (PWBD applicants 50%) from a recognized University.
Finance BBA (Finance/Banking) / BMS (Finance/Banking) with 60% marks (SC/ST/PWBD applicants – 55%) OR Two years full time P.G. Diploma in Management (Finance) / Full time MBA (Finance) degree with 55% (SC/ST/PWBD applicants – 50%) from Institutions / Universities recognized by GoI /UGC with Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. Candidates will be required to submit a certificate from Institution/University regarding specialization in finance OR Bachelor of Financial and Investment Analysis with 60% marks (SC/ST/PWBD applicants – 55%) OR Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized University/Institution with Membership of Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). The Membership of ICAI must have been obtained on or before 01-07-2021 OR CFA.
Computer and Information Technology Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science/ Computer Technology/ Computer Applications/Information Technology with 60% marks (SC/PWBD applicants 55%) in aggregate OR a post graduate degree in Computer Science/ Computer Technology/ Computer Applications/Information Technology with 55% marks (SC/PWBD applicants 50%) in aggregate from a recognized university.

For the post of Assistant Manager in Grade ‘A’ (Rajbhasha)

(i) Bachelor’s Degree from a recognized university in English or Hindi medium with Hindi and English as a compulsory or elective subject with a minimum of 60% marks (SC/ST/PWBD applicants – 55%) or equivalent in aggregate

AND

(ii) PG Diploma in Translation (minimum one year) in Hindi to English and vice-versa from any recognized University. Candidates must have studied English and Hindi as subjects in at least 02 years of bachelor’s degree course.

OR

Master’s Degree in HINDI with a minimum of 60% marks in aggregate (SC/ST/PWBD applicants – 55%). Candidates must have studied English as main/ elective subject in at least 02 years of bachelor’s degree course.

OR

Master’s Degree in ENGLISH with a minimum of 60% marks in aggregate (SC/ST/PWBD applicants – 55%). Candidates must have studied Hindi as main/elective subject in at least 02 years of bachelor’s degree course.

NOTE:

(i) Candidates must be able to translate from English to Hindi and vice/versa.

(ii) A candidate can apply only for ONE Post/Discipline of his / her choice. In case of multiple applications across or within disciplines for Grade A (RDBS), only the last application submitted will be considered valid and fee against all other applications will be forfeited.

(iii) A candidate can apply for Assistant Manager (RDBS/Rajbhasha) under only one option from among the options given in Table-1. It is clarified that candidate applying for Asst. Manager (RDBS) – General cannot apply for another discipline and vice versa. Similarly, candidates applying for Asst. Manager (Rajbhasha) cannot apply for Asst. Manager (RDBS) and vice versa.

 

4. PROTOCOL & SECURITY SERVICE

➤ AGE LIMIT:

Minimum Age: 25 years

Maximum Age: 40 years

Direct Recruitment for this position will be conducted by calling suitable candidates for the interview. No exam will be conducted for this position.


➤ ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

 

 

 

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NABARD Grade A Selection Process

For Assistant Manager in Grade ‘A’ (RDBS), the candidates will be selected through Prelims, Mains, and Interview round. For Officers in Grade ‘A’ (P & SS) only interview round will be conducted for the selection process. NABARD Grade A 2022 Selection is going to be conducted as follows:

SNo Post/Department Name Selection Process
1 Assistant Manager in Grade ‘A’ (RDBS) Prelims- 200 marks (120 minutes)

Mains- 200 marks (210 minutes)

Interview- 50 marks

2 Officers in Grade ‘A’ (P & SS) Interview- 100 marks

 

 

NABARD Grade-A Exam Pattern 2022

NABARD Grade A Prelims Exam Pattern

The Preliminary Exam is an online objective test comprising of 200 marks that has to be completed in 2 hours. The Prelims Exam Pattern for NABARD Grade-A has been revised by the authority, which has been discussed below:

Prelims Exam Test Structure for Grade A
Sno Sections Asked Total Marks/ No. of Questions Time Taken
1. Test of Reasoning 20
2. English Language 30 A composite time of 2 hours (120 minutes)
3. Computer Knowledge 20
4. Quantitative Aptitide 20
5. Decision Making 10
6. General Awareness 20
7. Eco & Soc. Issues (with focus on Rural India) 40
8. Agriculture & Rural Development with Emphasis on Rural India 40
Total 200

 

 

NABARD Grade A Exam Pattern 2022: Phase 2

Candidates can check the detailed NABARD Grade A Exam Pattern 2022 for Phase 2 here:

NABARD Grade A Phase 2 Exam Pattern Generalist/Rajbhasha

The NABARD Grade A Mains Exam 2022 will be consisting of two papers. The First paper will be general English having a weightage of 100 marks with a sectional time limit of 90 minutes. The second paper will be of Economic and Social Issues, Agriculture & Rural Development having both objective as well as descriptive questions. Keep reading to check the complete exam pattern of the NABARD Grade A 2022 Mains Exam.

NABARD Grade A Phase 2 Exam Pattern of Generalist/Rajbhasha
Paper Grade A Type of Paper Total Questions Total Marks Duration Remarks
Paper I General English Online Descriptive 3 100 90 Minutes Descriptive Answers to be typed using keyboard
Paper II Economic and Social Issues, Agriculture & Rural Development Objective 30 50 30 minutes
Descriptive Type 6 questions will be asked, of which candidates will be required to attempt 4 questions [2 of 15 marks each (with difficulty level) and 2 of 10 marks each] 50 90 Minutes Descriptive

Answers to be typed using keyboard either in English or Hindi (Remington and Inscript keyboards)

NABARD Grade A Phase 2 Exam Pattern(Specialist)

Here, in the following table, NAABRD Grade A Phase 2 exam pattern is given for the Specialists Officers.

NABARD Grade A Phase 2 Exam Pattern of Specliast
Paper Grade A Type of Paper Total Questions Total Marks Duration Remarks
Paper I General English Online Descriptive 3 100 90 Minutes Descriptive Answers to be typed using keyboard
Paper II Stream Specific Paper Objective 30 50 30 minutes
Descriptive Type 6 questions will be asked, of which candidates will be required to attempt 4 questions [2 of 15 marks each (with difficulty level) and 2 of 10 marks each] 50 90 Minutes Descriptive

Answers to be typed using keyboard either in English or Hindi (Remington and Inscript keyboards)

 

NABARD Recruitment 2022 – Salary Structure

The candidates selected for the post of Grade A posts will be provided with a handsome salary which has been tabulated below:

NABARD Grade A Salary 2022
Basic Pay Rs. 28,150/- p.m.
Pay-scale 28150-1550(4)-34350-1750(7)–46600–EB-1750(4)-53600-2000(1)-55600
Additional Allowances Dearness Allowance, Local Compensatory Allowance, House Rent Allowance, reimbursement of expenses for maintenance of vehicle for official purpose, newspaper, internet, telephone charges, book grant and Grade Allowance. Initial Monthly Gross Salary – Rs. 70,000/-.

 

 

 

NABARD 2022 Cut Off

The official cut-off marks for the NABARD Grade A are decided by the officials after each stage of the recruitment process. NABARD Grade A cut off 2022 will be released after the exam is successfully conducted along with the result, till then the candidates can have a look at the previous year’s cut off marks below. Candidates can evaluate their selection chances by matching their scores with the cut-off list released by NABARD.

NABARD Prelims Cut-Off 2021: Discipline & Category-wise

NABARD Cut Off 2021
Post UR SC ST OBC EWS CAT.B CAT.C CAT.A CAT.E
Agriculture 46.25 31.50 28.00 40.75 29.00 14.25 37.50 38.75 12.75
General 53.50 44.00 41.50 45.75 31.75
Agriculture Engineering 40.00 15.50 16.00
Fisheries 22.00 23.00 19.25
Animal Husbandry 27.25 21.00 21.00
Forestry 27.00 30.50
Plantation/ Horticulture 24.75 14.75 21.50
Water Resources 20.75 18.75
Land Development/ Soil Science 36.25 15.50
Finance 16.75 8.75 11.75 8.25
Computer/ Information Technology 26.25 9.25 8.50 19.75
Rajbhasha 23.50 10.25 22.50

NABARD Cut-Off Prelims 2021: Sectional Cut-Off

Category Qualifying Section Merit Section
RE EL CK QA DM GA ES AR
20 30 20 20 10 20 40 40
Unreserved and EWS 3.75 11.25 3.25 5.00 1.25 3.00 4.50 6.50
OBC, ST, SC, PWBD 1.25 7.50 2.00 2.50 1.00 1.75 1.00 3.00

 

 

 

NABARD Grade A Prelims Syllabus 2022

The prelims are the first stage of the selection process, the candidates must perform exceptionally well in the exam to advance to the next step of the selection process. You must note the essential segments of the NABARD Grade A syllabus for prelims to be able to outweigh the competition.

The accurate preparation plan to cover the NABARD Garde A syllabus will assist the candidates in moving ahead towards success. Note the essential subjects and topics, and get an impeccable strategy. Do not forget to track the level of progress consistently and regularly.

Name of Section Topics asked
Reasoning Ability
  • Puzzles & Seating arrangement
  • Syllogism
  • Data sufficiency
  • Statement based questions (Verbal reasoning)
  • Inequality
  • Miscellaneous Questions
  • Input-Output
  • Blood relations
  • Coding-Decoding
Quantitative Aptitude
  • Data Interpretation
  • Quadratic Equations
  • Number Series
  • Simplification/ Approximation
  • Data Sufficiency
  • Arithmetic Questions
  • Quantity Comparisons
  • Mathematical Inequalities
English Language
  • Reading Comprehension
  • Cloze test
  • Sentence improvement
  • Spotting the errors
  • Fill in the blanks
  • Sentence rearrangement
  • Para Jumbles
  • New pattern questions
General Awareness
  • The questions in this test will be from Current Affairs and Banking and Economy, Insurance.
  • In current affairs, questions can be asked from recent appointments, awards, and honors, sports, new schemes, national and international news, latest developments in science and technology.
Computer Knowledge
  • This section covers topics from various topics like Networking, Input-output devices, DBMS, MS Office, Internet, History of computers & generations, Shortcuts.

NABARD Grade A Mains Syllabus 2022

The mains stage of the selection process poses immense competition, you can get the complete idea of the NABARD Grade A mains syllabus and the details centering on it to headstart the preparations effectively. The NABARD syllabus for mains comprises the subject-centric questions and the candidates need to be well conversant with all the essential segments of the syllabus for the mentioned topics.

Phase 2 of the NABARD Grade-A Exam consists of the following:

  1. Online Descriptive Test – Paper-I
  2. Online Objective Test – Paper-II

Let’s discuss the syllabus of these papers in detail:

NABARD Grade A Mains Syllabus: Paper I – English Writing

The candidates can get detailed knowledge of the NABARD Grade A mains syllabus for English. It is of prime importance for the applicants to get the detailed knowledge about the grammatical concepts and the reading comprehension.

  • This paper is descriptive in nature.
  • This paper consists of questions based on Essay, Précis writing, comprehension, and Business/Office Correspondence.
  • The objective of the paper is to assess the writing skills including expressions and understanding of the topic.
  • Paper I is common for Grade ‘A’ – RDBS, Rajbhasha, and Legal

NABARD Grade A Mains Syllabus: Paper-II

(a) Economic & Social Issues:

The questions in this section are centered on the topics such as inflation, the nature of the Indian economy, population trends, rural banking and financial institutions in India, globalization of the economy, education, and social structure in India. You can take a look at the important topics of the NABARD Grade A syllabus to be able to get through the selection process.

Topic Name Syllabus Detail
Nature of Indian Economy
  • Structural and Institutional features
  • Economic Underdevelopment
  • Opening up the Indian Economy
  • Globalization
  • Economic Reforms in India
  • Privatization.
Inflation
  • Trends in Inflation & their Impact on National Economy and Individual Income.
Poverty Alleviation and Employment Generation in India
  • Rural and Urban
  • Measurement of Poverty
  • Poverty Alleviation Programmes of the Government.
Population Trends
  • Population Growth and Economic Development
  • Population Policy in India.
Agriculture
  • Characteristics / Status
  • Technical and Institutional changes in Indian Agriculture
  • Agricultural performance
  • Issues in Food Security in India
  • Non-Institutional and Institutional Agencies in rural credit.
Industry
  • Industrial and Labour Policy
  • Industrial performance
  • Regional Imbalance in India’s Industrial Development
  • Public Sector Enterprises.
Rural banking and financial institutions in India
  • Reforms in the Banking/ Financial sector.
Globalization of Economy
  • Role of International Funding Institutions
  • IMF & World Bank
  • WTO
  • Regional Economic Co-operation.
Social Structure in India
  • Multiculturalism
  • Demographic trends
  • Urbanization and Migration
  • Gender Issues Joint family system
  • Social Infrastructure
  • Education
  • Health and Environment.
Education
  • Status & System of Education
  • Socio-Economic Problems associated with Illiteracy
  • Educational relevance and educational wastage
  • Educational Policy for India.
Social Justice
  • Problems of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes
  • Socio-economic programs for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes and other backward classes.
Positive Discrimination in favour of the underprivileged
  • Social Movements
  • Indian Political Systems
  • Human Development

(b) Agriculture & Rural Development

The topics in the NABARD Grade A syllabus for agriculture and rural development centers the questions on agriculture, soil and water conservation, water resource etc. We have furnished the entire details of agriculture and rural development to assist the candidates in revising the fundamentals and learning the core concepts.

Topic Name Details
Agriculture
  • Definition, meaning, and its branches
  • Agronomy: Definition, meaning, and scope of agronomy.
  • Classification of field crops.
  • Factors affecting crop production
  • Agro Climatic Zones
  • Cropping Systems: Definition and types of cropping systems.
  • Problems of dry land – Seed production, seed processing, seed village
  • Meteorology: weather parameters, crop-weather advisory
  • Precision Farming
  • System of Crop Intensification
  • Organic farming
Soil and Water Conservation
  • Major soil types
  • Soil fertility
  • Fertilizers
  • Soil erosion
  • Soil conservation
  • Watershed management
Water Resource
  • Irrigation Management
  • Types of irrigation
  • Sources of irrigation
  • Crop-water requirement
  • Command area development
  • Water conservation techniques
  • Micro-irrigation
  • Irrigation pumps
  • Major, medium, and minor irrigation.
Farm and Agri Engineering
  • Farm Machinery and Power
  • Sources of power on the farm- human, animal, mechanical, electrical, wind, solar and biomass, biofuels
  • Water harvesting structures
  • Farm Ponds
  • Agro-Processing
  • Controlled and modified storage, perishable food storage, godowns, bins, and grain silos.
Plantation & Horticulture
  • Definition, meaning, and its branches
  • Agronomic practices and production technology of various plantation and horticulture crops
  • Post-harvest management, value and supply chain management of Plantation and Horticulture crops.
Animal Husbandry
  • Farm animals and their role in the Indian economy
  • Animal husbandry methods in India
  • Common terms pertaining to different species of livestock
  • Utility classification of breeds of cattle.
  • Introduction to common feeds and fodders, their classification, and utility.
  • Introduction to the poultry industry in India (past, present, and future status)
  • Common terms pertaining to poultry production and management
  • The concept of mixed farming and its relevance to socio-economic conditions of farmers in India
  • Complimentary and obligatory nature of livestock and poultry production with that of agricultural farming.
Fisheries
  • Fisheries resources
  • Management and exploitation – freshwater, brackish water, and marine
  • Aquaculture- Inland and marine
  • Biotechnology
  • Post-harvest technology
  • Importance of fisheries in India
  • Common terms pertaining to fish production.
Forestry
  • Basic concepts of Forest and Forestry
  • Principles of silviculture, forest mensuration, forest management, and forest economics
  • Concepts of social forestry, agroforestry, joint forest management
  • Forest policy and legislation in India, India State of Forest Report 2015
  • Recent developments under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change.
Agriculture Extensions
  • Its importance and role, methods of evaluation of extension programs
  • Role of Krishi Vigyan Kendra’s (KVK) in the dissemination of Agricultural technologies.
Ecology and Climate Change
  • Ecology and its relevance to man, natural resources, sustainable management, and conservation
  • Causes of climate change, Green House Gases (GHG), major GHG emitting countries, climate analysis
  • Distinguish between adaptation and mitigation
  • Climate change impact on agriculture and rural livelihoods
  • Carbon credit
  • IPCC, UNFCCC, CoP meetings
  • Funding mechanisms for climate change projects
  • Initiatives by Govt of India, NAPCC, SAPCC, INDC.
Present Scenario of Indian Agriculture and Allied activities
  • Recent trends
  • Major challenges in agriculture measures to enhance
  • Viability of agriculture
    Factors of Production in agriculture
  • Agricultural Finance and Marketing
  • Impact of Globalization on Indian Agriculture and issues of Food Security
  • Concept and Types of Farm Management.

(c) Rural Development

The NABARD Grade A syllabus of rural development centers on the topics and subjects that will be centering around the methods and concepts pertaining to development in rural areas.

Topic Details
Rural Development
  • Concept of Rural Area
  • Structure of the Indian Rural Economy
  • Importance and role of the rural sector in India
  • Economic, Social and Demographic Characteristics of the Indian rural economy
  • Causes of Rural Backwardness.
  • Rural population in India
  • Occupational structure
  • Farmers, Agricultural Laborers, Artisans, Handicrafts, Traders, Forest dwellers/tribes, and others in rural India
  • Trends of change in rural population and rural workforce
  • Problems and conditions of rural labour
  • Issues and challenges in Hand-looms
  • Panchayati Raj Institutions – Functions and Working.
  • MGNREGA, NRLM – Aajeevika, Rural Drinking water Programmes, Swachh Bharat, Rural Housing, PURA, and other rural development programs.

 

 

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