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NABARD Grade A Mock Test 2026
A free NABARD Grade A mock test series for Phase I. The paper runs 200 questions in 120 minutes for 200 marks, across eight sections on a single composite timer. Every NABARD Grade A online test here is free and returns a section-wise result the moment you submit.
Half this paper cannot improve your rank. Reasoning, English Language, Computer Knowledge, Quantitative Aptitude and Decision Making are qualifying only: 100 of the 200 questions, which you must clear a cutoff in and which then stop counting. The merit ranking comes from the other three, General Awareness, Economic and Social Issues, and Agriculture and Rural Development, and the last two are the biggest sections in the paper at 40 questions each. Because Phase I runs on one composite 120-minute timer rather than a sectional lock, this is actionable rather than just interesting: every minute you take back from the five qualifying sections, once you are safely past their cutoffs, is a minute you can spend on the 100 questions that decide whether you reach Mains.
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200 questions · 120 minutes · Review the marking rules before starting.
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NABARD Grade A exam pattern
Phase I
Official Grade A (RDBS) 2025 patternReasoning · English Language · Computer Knowledge · Quantitative Aptitude · Decision Making · General Awareness · Economic and Social Issues · Agriculture and Rural Development. Negative marking: 0.25 per wrong answer. Single composite 120-minute timer for all eight tests combined: no sectional lock, you can move between sections freely..
Phase I has eight tests split into two groups: Reasoning, English Language, Computer Knowledge, Quantitative Aptitude, and Decision Making are qualifying only, while General Awareness, Economic and Social Issues, and Agriculture and Rural Development (the three largest sections) decide the merit ranking used to shortlist candidates for the Mains examination. Candidates must still clear the minimum cut-off in every qualifying section to remain in contention.
Official source · checked 6 August 2026Phase II
Official review pendingThe Mains examination pattern (General English, Economic and Social Issues, Agriculture and Rural Development) is under review before this stage is published.
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Frequently asked questions
How many NABARD Grade A mock tests are available here?
This page currently has 18 syllabus-checked tests for NABARD Grade A: 2 full-length mocks, and 16 sectional tests.
Are these NABARD Grade A tests based on the official pattern?
Yes. Every checked NABARD Grade A test matches the official pattern's question count, marks, duration and negative marking, and the source document is linked with the date it was last read. For Phase I, that is 200 questions for 200 marks in 120 minutes.
How long does a NABARD Grade A mock test take?
A full-length NABARD Grade A mock here runs 120 minutes, matching the official working time for the paper it reproduces. The timer starts when you begin and the test submits itself when time runs out, so it is worth starting one only when you can sit it through. The shorter tests on this page run from 6 minutes, for when you do not have a full sitting free.
Do these NABARD Grade A mock tests have negative marking?
Yes. Every NABARD Grade A test here deducts 0.25 marks for a wrong answer and scores an unanswered question zero, the same as the official scheme it is checked against. Your result breaks out what the deduction cost you, so you can see whether guessing helped or hurt.
Should I start with a full-length NABARD Grade A mock or a sectional test?
Start with a full-length mock if you have not sat the whole NABARD Grade A paper under its official timer before: it is the only thing here that tells you whether you can finish in time. Move to the 16 sectional tests once the full mock has shown you which section is costing you marks, and use them to rebuild that one section rather than re-sitting the whole paper each time.
Are these NABARD Grade A mock tests free?
Yes. All 18 NABARD Grade A tests on this page are free to attempt, with no account and no paid tier holding back better questions.