NABARD Grade A Exam Preparation
- Description
- Curriculum
NABARD Grade A Course at ICT is designed for aspirants aiming to build the conceptual knowledge, analytical ability and subject expertise required for the Assistant Manager examination. The course combines structured classroom learning, focused practice, current affairs, previous-year question analysis, mock tests and expert guidance to help aspirants prepare systematically for both Preliminary and Main examinations.
Why Prepare with ICT?
- Exam-oriented classroom teaching
- Strong foundation in core subjects
- Special focus on Agriculture & Rural Development
- Regular practice for speed and accuracy
- Previous-year question analysis
- Topic-wise and sectional tests
- Full-length Prelims & Mains mock tests
- Economic & Social Issues preparation
- Current Affairs and banking awareness support
- Descriptive English preparation
- Regular doubt-solving and faculty guidance
- Structured revision before each examination stage
Preparation as per Exam Pattern
Preliminary Examination
- Test of Reasoning
- English Language
- Computer Knowledge
- Quantitative Aptitude
- Decision Making
- Economic & Social Issues
- Agriculture & Rural Development
- General Awareness
Main Examination
- Paper I: English – Descriptive
- Paper II: Economic & Social Issues
- Paper II: Agriculture & Rural Development
ICT follows the NABARD Grade A examination structure while planning classroom preparation, with special emphasis on Agriculture & Rural Development, Economic & Social Issues and current developments. The course helps aspirants build subject depth, improve analytical ability and develop the writing and time-management skills required for the examination.