NABARD Grade A Exam Analysis 2024, 1st September Shift 2 Review

NABARD Grade A Exam Analysis 2024 – Shift 2

The NABARD Grade A Prelims exam for Shift 2, conducted on 1st September 2024, has now concluded successfully. Candidates who appeared for Shift 2 are eager to know how they performed, along with insights into the exam. This blog provides a detailed analysis, including section-wise breakdowns, the difficulty level, and good attempts for Shift 2 of the NABARD Grade A exam.

NABARD Grade A Exam Analysis Shift 2 – Overview

The second shift of the NABARD Grade A Prelims exam witnessed a balanced mix of questions across all sections. Our team has gathered feedback from candidates who attempted the exam, and this blog provides a comprehensive analysis that will help future aspirants get a better understanding of the exam format.

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NABARD Grade A Exam Analysis 2024 Shift 2 – Difficulty Level

The difficulty level of the NABARD Grade A Prelims Shift 2 varied across sections. Some parts were found to be relatively easy, while others were a bit tricky and required deeper knowledge. The table below provides the section-wise and overall difficulty level of the exam based on feedback.

Name of Test	Difficulty Level
Test of Reasoning	To be Updated
English Language	To be Updated
Computer Knowledge	To be Updated
Quantitative Aptitude	To be Updated
Decision Making	To be Updated
General Awareness	To be Updated
Economic & Social Issues (with a focus on Rural India)	To be Updated
Agriculture & Rural Development (with a focus on Rural India)	To be Updated
Overall	To be Updated

NABARD Grade A Exam Analysis 2024 Shift 2 – Good Attempts

The number of good attempts varies for each section, and while it is crucial to gauge performance, candidates should remember that the actual cut-off depends on various factors like the difficulty level and competition. Below is the table showing good attempts for Shift 2:

Name of Test	Good Attempts
Test of Reasoning	To be Updated
English Language	To be Updated
Computer Knowledge	To be Updated
Quantitative Aptitude	To be Updated
Decision Making	To be Updated
General Awareness	To be Updated
Economic & Social Issues (with a focus on Rural India)	To be Updated
Agriculture & Rural Development (with a focus on Rural India)	To be Updated
Overall	To be Updated

Section-wise NABARD Grade A Exam Analysis – Shift 2

Let’s dive deeper into each section and understand the type and level of questions candidates faced in the NABARD Grade A Shift 2 Prelims exam.

NABARD Grade A Reasoning Analysis – Shift 2

This section carried 20 marks. The questions covered topics like puzzles, seating arrangement, syllogism, inequality, and coding-decoding. The difficulty level ranged from easy to moderate, with puzzles being time-consuming for some candidates.

NABARD Grade A English Analysis – Shift 2

Comprising 30 marks, this section included reading comprehension, para jumbles, sentence rearrangement, and vocabulary-based questions. Candidates found the comprehension passages straightforward, though vocabulary-based questions required good preparation.

NABARD Grade A Computer Knowledge Analysis – Shift 2

This section, with 20 marks, focused on basic computer knowledge, including questions on hardware, software, internet, and networking concepts. Most candidates reported that this section was easy.

NABARD Grade A Decision Making (DM) Analysis – Shift 2

With 10 marks, the Decision-Making section tested the candidates’ logical reasoning skills. This section included scenario-based questions where aspirants had to choose the best course of action. Most found it to be of moderate difficulty.

NABARD Grade A Quantitative Aptitude Analysis – Shift 2

Quantitative Aptitude carried 20 marks and included topics like data interpretation, simplifications, arithmetic, and number series. Candidates who were well-versed in these topics found this section manageable, but some questions were time-intensive.

NABARD Grade A General Awareness (GA) Analysis – Shift 2

This section carried 20 marks and focused on current events, banking awareness, and recent schemes launched by the government. Most candidates found the General Awareness section to be moderately difficult, especially for questions focused on rural development.

NABARD Grade A Economic & Social Issues (ESI) Analysis – Shift 2

With a total of 40 marks, this section covered a wide range of topics, including rural India, poverty alleviation, and the Indian economy. Some questions were based on static facts, while others were more conceptual. Candidates reported a moderate to difficult level for this section.

NABARD Grade A ARD Analysis – Shift 2

This section, carrying 40 marks, had questions on various agricultural practices, government schemes, and rural development policies. Many candidates found this section tricky due to its extensive coverage of technical terms and schemes related to agriculture.

If you appeared for the NABARD Grade A Shift 2 exam or are preparing for future shifts, this analysis can help you understand the pattern and structure. Stay confident and keep an eye out for more insights!

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