NABARD Grade A Result 2021 Out: NABARD has released the NABARD Grade A Result 2021 on the official website of NABARD on 15th October 2021. All the candidates who have appeared in the NABARD Grade A exam on 18th September 2021 can check the NABARD Result 2021 for the Grade A prelims exam. All the information related to NABARD Grade A Result is given below in this article.
NABARD Grade A Result 2021 Out
NABARD Grade A exam is being conducted by the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development. The selection process of NABARD Grade A consists of Prelims, Mains & Interview. All those candidates who will clear the NABARD Grade A prelims exam will be called for the Mains exam.
NABARD Grade A Result 2021: Important Dates
Check all the important dates of NABARD Grade A Result 2021.
| NABARD Grade A Result 2021: Important Dates | |
| Events | Dates |
| NABARD 2021 Notification | 15th July 2021 |
| NABARD Grade A Admit Card | 1st September 2021 |
| NABARD Grade A Prelims | 18th September 2021 |
| NABARD Grade A Result | 15th October 2021 |
| NABARD Grade A Mains Exam | To Be Notified |
NABARD Grade A Result Link
NABARD Grade A Result link has been active on 15th October 2021. The list of shortlisted candidates has been released by NABARD for the Interview. Those candidates who are confident about their NABARD Grade A Prelims exam must start their preparation for the mains examination. The direct link to check NABARD Grade A Result 2021 is given below.
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How to Check NABARD Grade A Result 2021?
Candidates must check all the steps to check the NABARD Result 2021.
Step 1: Visit the official website of NABARD.
Step 2: Search for the ‘NABARD Result’ link on the home page.
Step 3: NABARD Grade A Result PDF will be opened.
Step 4: Search your roll number.
Step 5: Download the NABARD result and take its printout.
NABARD Grade A 2021: Notice
NABARD has released a notice related to the NABARD Grade A prelims exam which was held on 18th September 2021 that the scores/marks will be equated to adjust the differences in the difficulty level of the exam in different shifts.
